Before we colonize other planets, let’s first decolonize Earth. Entropy & Exile explores the tension between nature and human-made environments through subtle, often overlooked fragments of the everyday. The project focuses on how nature is increasingly drawn to the margins. We need to be aware: it begins to fade long before we notice.
While some photographs reflect a state of exile – for the wild, for all that exists apart from the human ego and its agenda – others capture moments of vitality and resilience. These scenes invite a pause – a chance to remember what still remains.
This is not a document of catastrophe. It is a meditation on gradual displacement, on how it dims before it darkens. I don’t believe humans are inherently destructive, but the path shaped by our progress often feels uncertain, even misguided. This work holds space for that doubt.
Episode 1: Trails to Pico Ruivo
Pico Ruivo, Madeira, Portugal
Episode 2: Nameless Elegy
Berlin, Germany
Episode 3: leave no trace
Amsterdam-Ijmuiden, Netherlands
Episode 4: Terra Incognita
Stromboli, Aeolian Islands, Italy
Episode 5: Howling Dogs
Dunas De Corrallejo, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands
Episode 6: Famara
Lanzarote, Canary Islands
