Photosynthesis
All over the world - continuous project
Photo rag Baryta prints
Photosynthesis
All over the world - continuous project
Photo rag Baryta prints
All the energy we take into our bodies is derived from the sun.”
- Albert Szent-Gyorgyi
In today's indoor-focused lifestyles, our intrinsic connection to natural light is often overlooked. Despite the common belief that sunlight is harmful, recent studies emphasize the negative consequences of complete avoidance, affecting both our physical and emotional well-being.
"Photosynthesis" reflects my longing for sunlight during winter and lockdown - a desire for a moment of photosynthesis.
Commissioned by Hortus Botanicus in Amsterdam
- Albert Szent-Gyorgyi
In today's indoor-focused lifestyles, our intrinsic connection to natural light is often overlooked. Despite the common belief that sunlight is harmful, recent studies emphasize the negative consequences of complete avoidance, affecting both our physical and emotional well-being.
"Photosynthesis" reflects my longing for sunlight during winter and lockdown - a desire for a moment of photosynthesis.
Commissioned by Hortus Botanicus in Amsterdam
"All the energy we take into our bodies is derived from the sun.” - Albert Szent-Gyorgyi
In today's indoor-focused lifestyles, our intrinsic connection to natural light is often overlooked. Despite the common belief that sunlight is harmful, recent studies emphasize the negative consequences of complete avoidance, affecting both our physical and emotional well-being.
"Photosynthesis" reflects my longing for sunlight during winter and lockdown - a desire for a moment of photosynthesis.
Commissioned by Hortus Botanicus in Amsterdam
In today's indoor-focused lifestyles, our intrinsic connection to natural light is often overlooked. Despite the common belief that sunlight is harmful, recent studies emphasize the negative consequences of complete avoidance, affecting both our physical and emotional well-being.
"Photosynthesis" reflects my longing for sunlight during winter and lockdown - a desire for a moment of photosynthesis.
Commissioned by Hortus Botanicus in Amsterdam
