This project examines the fragile balance between the natural world and human intervention.

These rugged and exposed locations, shaped over millennia, now bear deliberate but delicate alterations — fractured mirrored rock, thin glass blades, and crystalline veins.These man-made additions are neither fully artificial nor entirely natural; they exist in a space where human influence and nature blur, highlighting both the resilience and vulnerability of the landscape.

Each intervention is designed to feel both integrated and disruptive, questioning whether human impact can be harmonious or is inherently intrusive. By embedding reflective and crystalline materials within these landscapes, the images challenge our perception of progress and preservation, beauty and damage, presence and absence. This project urges us to reflect on our role in nature — not just as observers, but as both its stewards and its greatest disruptors.