This black and white photograph of a leaf fragment in Copenhagen's Broen i Botanisk Have opens up a space of semiotic play in which nature appears as a text to be read. The structure of the leaf, with its distinct lines and veins, resembles a forgotten alphabet, leading us into the depths of what is organic and universal at the same time. The enlarged scale transforms an everyday fragment of nature into an abstract form – the leaf becomes an idea, a symbol of life and its complexity.
Photography is not only a visual record, but also a meditation on the boundary between what is visible and what remains hidden. In each vein we feel the pulse of nature and the echo of the human need to decode and organize the world. The pigment print on museum paper (fine art) emphasizes the materiality of the image, reinforcing its status as an artifact of contemporary art. This work encourages contemplation and reflection, perfect for lovers of minimalism and nature-inspired photography.
31 x 41 cm - limited edition of 49 prints
pigment print of digital photography
Ilford Gold Fiber Pearl paper
museum standard of durability
each print is hand-marked with the next number in the series and signed
I attach a certificate of authenticity with a hologram to each print
