Games on the Edge. Winter Peripheries

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The series explores peripheral spaces of the winter city—places where infrastructure ends, and ice and snow become improvised playgrounds. 

Volleyball on a frozen lake, tiny figures at the water’s edge: this is not reportage, but a typology of motifs where the scale of nature absorbs human rituals. Minimalist composition  creates detachment: the viewer observes environmental transformation and the absurdity of claiming “no-man’s” zones. The series of prints continues the lineage of New Topographics—calm inventory of man-altered landscapes. 

The project asks: how do we leave traces in the border territories of urban sprawl?