Walked territories - Residual Landscapes

Residual Landscapes explores places where time has left visible marks. Abandoned sites, cemeteries, rivers and forests all preserve traces of former uses, human activity or natural transformation. None of these landscapes appears frozen. They continue to evolve long after their original purpose has faded.

Each series approaches this question differently. Some rely on detailed description, while others use lensless photography or long exposure to privilege atmosphere over precision. Together they examine how places accumulate memory through erosion, vegetation, water and silence.

These landscapes are not defined by what they once were, but by what continues to remain.