05.- Brihuega - Lavender Rhythms

Lavender Rhythms examines a cultivated landscape shaped through repetition, curvature, and changing scale. Moving from individual flower stems to broad rows, solitary oaks, and the enclosing relief beyond, the sequence considers how planting redraws a sloping terrain into a rhythmic spatial order. The photographs shift between tactile proximity and distant observation, allowing lavender, soil, trees, and hills to register both as distinct elements and as parts of a single agricultural form. Cultivation becomes a way of inscribing the land, where seasonal growth and human arrangement meet within a living rural landscape.