01.- Verge

Along the Cantabrian coast, stone, weather, and sea confront one another within a landscape shaped by erosion, exposure, and unstable light. Cliffs fracture under tidal pressure while narrow passages, isolated coves, and distant lighthouses define a geography of orientation and risk. Human presence remains secondary to geological scale and atmospheric force. In black and white, the coastline becomes a study of material resistance, spatial compression, and shifting conditions of visibility and permanence.