When I was forced to replace the debauchery of the city with the loneliness of the country, my life came to a sudden hiatus.

 

Suddenly, the emptiness left by the hustle and bustle in which I lived was filled with the little that I had around me.

 

During this break, I discovered the flowers and in an attempt to pause them too, I discovered the lumen print, a light printing technique that consists of capturing the silhouette of the plants by placing them in direct contact with the photosensitive paper.

 

Of the eleven months that I lived in the field, I spent a large part experimenting with freezing plants in time, sometimes adding bodies or other elements that will complement the metaphor.

 

This is how this series was born, as a reflection of the time I lived outside of my element.