Everything we see, everything that exists... from ourselves to a grain of dust in a faraway galaxy... everything is formed by the same.
In an infinite period of time for us, a bit more than a hundred chemical elements had been creating in a random process of innumerable combinations, everything we know, everything we don’t yet know.
The organic forms are, doubtless, the most complex of those countless creations. Life is the most extraordinary that could be created by this eternal movement of such small pieces.
SymmetroS, from inside me to the exterior, is my conscious participation in this search. Finding the organic, the alive, the human in what forms it… in what we actually are… a simple organization of the same pieces that form all the other things around us. From me to inside me, it is the acceptation that we are so little, so insignificant, although so splendorous.

 


Kander. Gelatin silver print sulphur toned 100 x 42 cm.

 

 

 

Favaritx. Gelatin silver print iron toned 100 x 62,6 cm.

 

 

 

Karakorum. Gelatin silver print selenium toned 100 x 62,4 cm.

 

 

 


Darcha Sundo. Gelatin silver print sulphur toned 100 x 69,4 cm.

 

 

 


Arenitus. Gelatin silver print selenium toned 100 x 63 cm.

 

 

 

Dolomitus. Gelatin silver print selenium toned 100 x 62,6 cm.

 

 

 


Pumo-Ri. Gelatin silver print selenium toned 100 x 62,8 cm.

 

 

 


Sho-la. Gelatin silver print selenium toned 100 x 75,7 cm.

 

 

 


Pang. Gelatin silver print copper toned 100 x 65,5 cm.

 

 

 


Itatiaia. Gelatin silver print selenium toned 100 x 82,9 cm.

 

 

 


Gnozumpa. Gelatin silver print selenium and gold toned 100 x 87,3 cm.

 

 

 


Hunza. Gelatin silver print selenium toned 100 x 42,2 cm.

 

 

 


Tsho. Gelatin silver print selenium toned 100 x 75,5 cm.

 

 

 


Gokio. Gelatin silver print selenium toned 100 x 84,5 cm.

 

 

 


Khumbu. Gelatin silver print sulphur toned 100 x 77,4 cm.

 

 

 


Body Karbu. Gelatin silver print sulphur toned 100 x 62,5 cm.

 

 

 


Brasilea Foundation. Basel, May/June 2006