Line is a photographic project exploring the relationship between humans and animals, presented through a sequence of images that form a coherent whole. Each photograph stands as an individual work, but only their juxtaposition reveals the project's full meaning. Individual frames combine to create a symbolic line – a form that organises the narrative and simultaneously serves as a metaphor for our shared world.
The titular "Line" signifies balance and continuity, but also the delicate boundary between species. It highlights a relationship that demands mindfulness, responsibility, and empathy. The project raises questions about the extent of human interference and the possibility of coexistence based on mutual respect.
The photographs are symbolic, yet remain grounded in reality. Some depict the difficult consequences of human actions towards animals, confronting the viewer with a disrupted balance. Other images focus on relationships based on care and cooperation, demonstrating the potential for mutual support.
Line is a story about shared responsibility. It is an attempt to see the world as a shared space – not just side by side, but together. A single line weaves together diverse stories, creating a place for dialogue between humanity and nature.
1 Pigeon
2 Foxes
12 Swans
8 Raccoons
60 Cows
100 Horses
40 Goats
42 Hens