From the “Timeless Portrait” series, this photograph captures the fluid boundary between reality and dream. A woman’s form melts into flowing fabric and water, evoking surrender, stillness, and deep connection with nature. Gentle ripples and soft light mirror a moment of pure presence — when time dissolves and only serenity remains.
The photography speaks to feminine vulnerability as strength, inviting the viewer to slow down, release control, and embrace the quiet power of simply being.
I wanted to capture that fleeting sensation — when the boundary between dream and reality becomes as fluid as the surface of the water. The fabric merging with the body, the graceful movements, the gentle ripples — all come together to evoke a moment of total surrender to the elements, when time and thoughts dissolve, leaving only stillness and serenity.
This image speaks to the desire to merge with nature, to let go, and simply float with the current. It’s about the lightness we so often forget to seek in our daily lives — yet it always awaits us in the embrace of the sea.
This work will bring a breath of the ocean into your home — a sense of infinite horizon and weightlessness. It becomes a window into a peaceful world, inviting you to pause, feel the warm breeze on your skin, and allow the water to gently wrap around you, washing away every worry.
Soft lines, muted tones, and a deep sense of calm make this piece a quiet yet powerful presence in any space. It’s a reminder of the beauty of slowing down and surrendering to the moment.
Perfect for art collectors, minimalism lovers, and those drawn to subtle sensuality, this photograph captures the elegance of light, water, and the human form — creating an atmosphere of tranquility, dreaminess, and harmony within your space.
 
The photo is printed on gallery quality canvas. There is +2cm on each edge for gallery stretching. And will be shipped in a tube box.
 
Please note that every artwork is available in a total edition of 10. In order to maximise flexibility for the collector, the artwork size is variable within the edition.