60 x 40 cm

Photography

Eco-Paralysis explores the emotional paralysis that can emerge in response to the climate crisis.
In this image, the human figure disappears, leaving space for the landscape and its quiet
presence. The absence of the body invites the viewer to slow down, allowing nature to emerge
not as a backdrop but as a living presence. Within this suspended moment, the landscape
becomes a space where time seems to breathe, opening the possibility for renewed awareness
and a deeper connection with the natural world.