This selection of works brings together moments born from life itself: fragments of memories, simple details that—especially in nature—awaken our senses and return to us the capacity for wonder. Each piece is an invitation to pause, to breathe more slowly, and to look with the depth we sometimes forget.

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They speak of the light that settles on the sand and transforms it; of the exact moment when the body enters the sea and the temperature shifts, enveloping us in a new sensitivity; of the waves breaking on the shore with their tireless rhythm; of the layers of light drawn across the cliffs as if the earth itself held memory.

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But they also speak of the everyday—of that intimate, familiar day-to-day that, for me, fills everything with meaning: simple gestures, routines that become rituals, the way light enters a home and alters a space or a mood.

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Nature and domestic life intertwine here like two necessary landscapes. One amplifies, the other sustains. Together they build an emotional territory where light is always a guide, revealing what is essential: the beauty that appears when we learn to truly see.