Photography is my primary vernacular for the world, a visual language vital when inner emotions are so potent and nuanced they defy simple words. Words like "pain","disappointment","hope","a soul's cry", or "helplessness", often feel like signposts, failing to capture the vast, intricate territory of felt experience. During a solitary forest walk, enveloped by the presence of trees, I experienced a profound resonance. In that connection, the boundary between me as observer and observed blurred; images surfaced organically, as if breathed into existence by the woods. Everything quietly accumulated within – unspoken narratives, vulnerabilities, the silent weight of experience – found articulation not in words, but visual metaphors from deep communion with the natural world. The trees, with their silent strength and intricate histories, became both my mirror and my muse."Lines of Life" reflects its nature as a continuous, evolving dialogue – not just a project, but a way of perceiving, interpreting, and engaging with the essence of existence."Lines" are the visual traces of that conversation, etched by light and shadow, revealing the unseen currents that connect us all.