The Fracture series is a collection of analogue photography that places broken ceramic plates at its core, transforming discarded pieces into art. Each plate, fractured during creation, becomes a subject of renewal through glazing and careful restoration, embodying my commitment to minimal waste. Rather than discarding these broken works, I breathe new life into them, allowing them to travel with me and become the focus of my photography. Set against natural landscapes like rocks, trees, snow, and the sea, these plates symbolize the fractured relationship between humanity and nature. Each photograph captures a unique moment, etched in time, immortalizing the beauty in imperfection and the stories held within each fracture.

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Fracture serves as a commentary on sustainability, urging viewers to challenge the throwaway culture that fuels climate change. By showcasing the potential for renewal in overlooked and broken objects, this series emphasizes the importance of repurposing and finding value in imperfection. It invites reflection on our own environmental impact, encouraging a shift from discard to regeneration, and reminding us that beauty and purpose can emerge from what we might otherwise abandon.