“Fragments, fleeting glimpses of the inter-season, unveil landscapes untethered from their mountain origins. Captured in the enigmatic embrace of whiteout days that deter all but the boldest, the terrain flattens, and graphic details emerge—jagged rocks draped in the delicate weave of snow.

Without direct light to define it, the land’s form softens, while the biting cold and heavy dampness etch patterns of condensation onto the stone, accentuating its raw textures. These rugged features invite the eye to linger, to see the mineral world anew.

Within these timeless compositions, the gaze drifts, unmoored, its sense of scale unraveling. It oscillates between the grandeur of the imagined Milky Way and the mysteries of the infinitesimal, plunging into a liminal realm reminiscent of electron microscope visions—a universe vast and minute, both familiar and otherworldly.”