This body of work began with a question: what if we could feel plants not just as objects, but as presences — vivid, subjective, alive?
Photographing them under a macro lens, I entered a quiet dimension where form dissolved into sensation. What I found wasn’t just nature — it was a reflection of our own inner architecture, delicate yet enduring.
In magnifying the hidden geometries of flora, I came face to face with a silent intelligence — one that doesn’t dominate, but coexists, reminding us of everything we’ve forgotten in our race for control.
These photographs are not still lifes. They are portraits of life in its rawest intimacy. They ask us to slow down, to listen with the skin, to see with more than sight.
This project is a return — not to the wilderness, but to a place within us that still remembers how to belong.
You are invited to not only observe, but to witness yourself — in root, in fiber, in light.
MARIA MIR 