Botanical Gestures is a collection of photographs in which plants are not presented primarily as botanical subjects, but as visual gestures — lines, curves, rhythms, movements and signs. What matters to me is not the species of the plant, but its form, tension, inner movement and relationship to space.

Some photographs are made directly in nature, especially in winter, when snow becomes a natural white background. Others are created later in my home studio. During long walks in winter or early spring, I search for dry plants with unusual shapes. I am very selective and find a truly suitable plant only rarely. After bringing the plants home, I often keep them for several months, slowly returning to them and choosing only those that continue to reveal something visually strong.

The images move between botanical study, abstractio

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