Form often commands our attention: mountains, trees, clouds, the visible world. Yet it is the Space around these forms that gives them meaning. Without Space, there is no depth, no breath, no stillness.

To become aware of that balance is to begin seeing differently, to sense that what we call emptiness is not absence but presence itself. When attention softens from the forms of the world to the spaciousness that holds them, something quiet awakens. Time loosens its hold. The noise recedes.

These photographs arise from that awareness. They offer an invitation to simplicity, to sense the stillness that underlies all Form. What remains is not emptiness, but life itself.

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