04.- Sardinia - Silent Bays, Watchful Towers

Along the Sardinian coast, bays, towers, and rocky headlands form a landscape shaped by exposure, navigation, and centuries of coastal defense. Early light moves across tidal rock formations, sheltered coves open beneath steep terrain, and stone towers remain fixed above the shoreline as markers of surveillance and orientation. The sequence follows changing relationships between water, granite, and architecture, tracing a coastline where geological structure and human presence have long remained inseparable.