06.- Tuscany - Cultivated Forms

Tuscany - Cultivated Forms examines the agricultural landscape as a field of deliberate spatial organization. Rolling hills, planted cypresses, cultivated fields, and seasonal vegetation reveal how generations of cultivation have shaped the terrain into recognizable patterns and rhythms. The photographs observe the interaction between topography, weather, light, and agricultural practice, where natural landforms and human intervention become inseparable. Curving slopes, isolated trees, and recurring alignments transform the countryside into a landscape structured through repetition, variation, and scale.