spring fever

The Spring Fever project explores the fragile boundary between body and nature, between inside and outside, between what we reveal and what remains hidden.

A flatbed scanner is used to create intimate, fleeting snapshots of skin, hair, and plants. Direct contact with the cold glass surface creates an unusual intimacy in which fine textures, delicate touches, and ephemeral details are revealed.

The images carry the quiet promise of spring. They tell of the first warm rays of sunshine after a long winter, of the longing for touch and lightness. Pink and green hair intertwine with dried flowers – a rebellion against the grey, a quiet departure into something new.

Between sharpness and blur, pictorial spaces emerge in which individual details stand out while others disappear into the gentle in-between. Spring Fever captures these intermediate worlds – full of lightness, vulnerability, and the feeling that something new could begin at any moment.