NATURE MORE DEad is a photographic series that reinterprets the tradition of still life through acts of pressure and decay. By physically crushing fruits onto surfaces embedded with text, the work shifts the idea of preservation into one of transformation and disappearance. The images explore the fragile boundary between form and dissolution, where both material and language are altered through force. Drawing from poetic references on death and fading identity, the series reflects on how meaning erodes over time, leaving behind traces rather than fixed representations.
