This work explores the transient beauty of the natural world within the context of global change. Flowers suspended in ice are revealed only briefly as melting exposes colour, texture, and form before they are altered or lost.
The process mirrors its meaning: preservation and disappearance occur simultaneously. As the climate warms, such moments of beauty become increasingly fragile — existing just long enough to be remembered.
The image holds space for reflection on what endures, what vanishes, and what may be carried forward for future generations.
Camera : Olympus EM1 Markiii
Lens : Olympus M.60 F2.8
Exposure: f/5.6 1/200sec ISO 320
