The countryside takes shape in the space of perception, where the world meets a gaze and allows itself to be held only in part.
Each image holds a fragment of landscape as it passes through a body, a surface, a moment of attention. Vision thus becomes the place where the external world is received, transformed and returned.
What remains is a trace suspended between what appears and what continues to elude us. The countryside exists within this fleeting moment of seeing, for as long as someone is looking.
