Earthlines

Earthlines explores the marks left across the landscape by water, lava, roads, vegetation, and human passage. Seen from above, coastlines, ridges, bridges, fields, and streams become lines within a larger composition, each one revealing how the earth has been shaped over time.

From the volcanic shores of Réunion and the moss-covered terrain of Lofoten to the open roads of the Australian Outback, the collection moves across landscapes defined by contrast and scale. In Germany, a forgotten railway bridge cuts through dense forest, while near Mount Fuji, paths and waterways follow contours formed by ancient lava.

Together, the works reveal a world that is never still. Nature erodes, grows, divides, and reconnects, while traces of human movement gradually become part of the terrain. Earthlines is a study of these boundaries and pathways, the visible record of forces that continue to shape the land.