01.- Stone Mirrors

Stone surfaces fracture and retain water in quiet intervals between tides. These shallow basins transform the shoreline into a field where geology and atmosphere intermingle through reflection and transparency. Submerged textures remain visible beneath shifting skies that alter the perception of depth, mass, and solidity. Across the sequence, pools, fissures, and submerged color reorganize the surrounding landscape through containment, refraction, and changing visibility along the tidal edge.