Nature Like Capital (2018->),is a body of work in which explores the complex and contradictory relationship today’s exploitative society has with nature and the difficulties in finding a mutual path for a future. In my works I questions the role of the individual in the environmental degradation caused by global climate change. I also if it’s possible to create peace between nature and humankind.

I am drawn to places of radical interference between humans and natural forces, whether it be environmental pollutions or the aftermath of a forest fire. I capture surroundings with the directness of black-and-white photography, letting the image speak for itself, yet always includes a playful and poetic visual twist. My visual language unveils its secrets by challenging the viewers to step outside their preconceived comfort zones and look at the broader context of where we fit into the nature of all things.