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Art Description
The work is a visual essay that operates at the intersection of the ecological and the philosophical. It approaches desertification not only as an environmental condition but also as a broader epistemic structure in which landscape and subjectivity begin to lose their boundaries. Within this logic, ecological language is inseparable from the philosophical structure of the work. The triptych functions as both document and counter-document. It records traces of a world in transition while simultaneously questioning its survival.
