The series “From Gray to Green” is born in spaces where green remembers itself.
Where concrete covers the soil and trees are cut, leaving behind silent traces, nature does not die. Ιt becomes memory. A memory that persists, breathing beneath the gray, waiting for the moment to return.
The figures move as if within an unknown ritual. They touch, hold, repeat gestures that feel ancient, as if trying to recall a world before loss. They are neither innocent nor guilty. They are part of the same wound.
The landscape becomes a body. The cut tree stands as both a remnant of life and a core of possibility. Within it, the promise of continuation still lingers.
Between gray and green there is not only contrast; there is a passage. A slow, almost imperceptible transition.
This is where hope resides. Νot as certainty, but as persistence.