A photographic still life that questions our relationship with time.
Five glass containers are aligned on a dark, reflective surface.
Some containers house clockwork mechanisms, symbols of time that flows and stops.
The choice of glass evokes fragility and gestation.
The blurred background, marked by raindrops, suggests infinity and the ephemeral.
This composition invites reflection on man's place in the vastness of the universe.
The contrast between the precision of the objects and the vagueness of the setting reinforces this sensation of suspension.
The image is created in the form of a pigment print, ensuring optimal preservation of details.