Floris ia a serie of pictures of wild flowers incrusted in a solid block of water. 

This series focuses on the watery body of a gelatinous structure that combines liquid and solid states. Its translucent quality allows seeing the opposition between the solid-static part and the liquid flow. As a result, an unlimited series of natural shapes and unpredictable outlines are obtained. 

The fascinating skin of these cephalopods generates all kinds of spots and patterns which, in order to go unnoticed or communicate, change continuously their shape, size and colour. 

This sea plant collection tries to show the beauty of natural shapes. Influenced by Blossfeld’s and Haeckel’s taxonomic works, plants decontextualize themselves in a liquid environment. 

This experimental underwater series plays with the behaviour of light, water and instantaneity. As it passes from a given substance into another, light gets refracted, reflected and dispersed; and water, a transparent and dynamic element, acts as a lens by deflecting light rays when they enter it. This lens leaves its mark by distorting and/or...