TAOGRAFIA

When an object is exposed to the elements, nature begins to claim what once belonged to her. As it does, patterns emerge that echo the shapes and rhythms of the natural world.

What appears to be random decay reveals an underlying harmony, as if nature were repeating itself on a smaller scale. What was thought to be inert becomes vivid, almost alive.

I call this phenomenon Taografia, inspired by the Chinese concept of the Tao: the natural flow of existence, the mysterious principle through which the world unfolds.