Wasser Form aus Bewegung

The publication examines water as a dynamic natural phenomenon and as a subject of photographic investigation. Its focus

lies on movement, structure, and light reflections made visible through photographic observation and aesthetic interpretation. Currents, vortices, refractions, and surface formations appear less as documentary records of nature than as evolving visual processes situated between scientific observation and artistic abstraction.

The photographs emphasise the continuous transformation of water, revealing how time, motion, and light become defining pictorial elements. This results in a visual language that connects close natural observation with formal analysis, presenting water as a medium of change, energy, and shifting visual structure.