Yakushima

Photography project
Ongoing

Since 2022, I have been taking photos of trees in various places. The ancient cedars of Yakushima will be an important chapter in this series, These trees are entrenched in the damp tundra and mist, their bark chapped like armour, and their roots deep-rooted like veins of memory. Their very existence is a kind of time scale - slow, stubborn, yet full of pliable majesty.Once again opening up the question of the power of life: how can we re-understand the nature of growth and time through a single tree?

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