What Bloomed Beneath the Memory

Rooted in the physical discipline of analog film photography, the artist captures a landscape where trilliums emerge from the forest floor beneath a canopy transformed into shades of violet and magenta. This altered color palette shifts the scene away from strict documentary realism, instead framing the environment as a subjective, psychological terrain. The image deliberately focuses on a small, seasonal botanical detail as a vessel for memory. Through this close observation, the composition suggests that a deep attachment to place is often built from quiet and easily overlooked encounters.