In this series, I explore the concept of 'frames within frames,' uncovering how the world naturally offers us various viewpoints that amplify the beauty and intricacies of our surroundings. From man-made architectures, like cut-out holes in iron girders and artistic carvings in fences, to natural compositions, such as tree arches and mountain silhouettes, each frame serves as a lens that focuses our attention. More than mere aesthetic devices, these frames add layers of meaning and depth, compelling the viewer to engage in a dialogue with the world captured in each opening. They serve as gateways into new perspectives, highlighting the symbiotic relationship between the constructed and the natural world, all while provoking a reevaluation of what we typically deem 'background' and 'foreground.'
