Size: 60 x 40 cm

Technique: Photography


Description:
Eco-Paralysis explores a parallel world that is not imaginary, but psychological. A veiled figure stands before an open landscape, suspended between presence and absence. The veil becomes a metaphor for eco-paralysis: an invisible force that restrains action, generated by collective anxiety and emotional overload in the face of environmental crisis. The body appears ghost-like, emptied of identity, evoking a sense of inner void and disconnection. Yet the world we long for already exists, visible and tangible beyond the veil. This work inhabits the fragile threshold between reality and imagination, suggesting that the distance between the two is not spatial, but mental.