Currents of the Depths

Inspired by Dante’s «Divine Comedy» and Rushdie’s «Haroun and the Sea of Stories», this work follows the traces where language dissolves, memory stirs, and narrative loses its ground. The images listen to spaces where the visible wears thin and silence begins to speak. The currents run deep, through landscapes that resist narration, through places where time does not pass but accumulates. What emerges are fragments of a movement beneath the surface, in the shadow of meaning, in the aftersound of what was lost.