Light, made permanent.

Original images, printed slowly. Paper, pigment and the exact point at which light becomes an object.

Devín Castle ruins overlooking the confluence of the Morava and Danube, with fields and forest under a clouded sky. — The Long BendSS-TH-010

Selected works

Stone, growth, weather and distance.

Ten individual photographs made at Devín Castle move between old structures, living growth, the Danube and the Morava confluence.

Dark iron grid in front of sunlit grass and weathered stone walls beneath a pale blue sky.

Behind the Grid

An iron grid holds the viewer at the edge of a sunlit ruin, turning access into an act of looking.

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Devín Castle

Rough stone steps and an iron handrail rising toward a partially visible tattooed figure in sunlight.

The Last Step

A steep passage of stone and iron rises toward a fleeting human presence at the edge of the frame.

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Devín Castle

Clusters of tiny pale flowers lit by strong sun against softly blurred green foliage.

A Small Abundance

Pale blossoms gather in bright clusters, emerging from a dense field of green and shadow.

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Devín Castle

The print as object

The screen is a proposal. The print is the decision: scale, surface, edge and density.

Each edition number is assigned automatically after payment is confirmed. Every work is offered without a frame, leaving the image and its material presence intact.