Being immersed in these mighty mountains, surrounded by forests thousands of years old, is an experience that transcends words. I have often found myself reflecting on the tiny size of man in the face of these natural giants, and photography has become my tool to make this disproportion tangible.

Through the lens, I have tried to capture man’s humility in the face of the power of cold, clear flowing rivers, glacial lakes reflecting peaks, and the solidity of rocks and trees. In the face of these elements and forces, which we are accustomed to calling simply “nature,” I felt a strong sense of connection and at the same time alienation, as if our human vision were only a temporary parenthesis in the eternal forms that populate these lands.
“For nature, which makes us see the world as divinity does.”