Territories Beneath Weather examines the Tuscan landscape through the changing atmospheric conditions that shape its visibility and character. Villages, chapels, farmhouses, vineyards, and cultivated hills emerge beneath storm fronts, advancing rain, valley fog, and shifting dawn and evening light. Across distant viewpoints and elevated terrain, the photographs observe how weather reorganizes spatial relationships, alternately revealing, obscuring, isolating, or connecting elements of the landscape. The sequence approaches Tuscany as a territory continually redefined through atmosphere, where settlement, cultivation, and topography remain subject to the larger movements of cloud, light, and air.
