This project is a printmaking series consisting of 100 motifs created on zinc plates.

The images originate from my drawings that capture fleeting moments from everyday life. These drawings are inspired by silhouettes in which human figures overlap with natural or man-made objects. The silhouettes appear either as abstract formations or as figurative shapes.

The exhibition Sun, Tree, Stone evolved from this etching project, which focuses on capturing intersections between human presence and surrounding objects or elements of nature.

Each motif exists in only two printed copies. These two prints, along with their corresponding etched plates, are displayed together within a shared space.

There, they are accompanied by various archival tools, and through this evolving arrangement, new contexts emerge within the installation.