AQUA VITAE

A study of water, movement, and time.

Water is never still. It moves through ice, rock, forest, and landscape, continuously changing form while transforming everything it touches.

AQUA VITAE explores this movement through rivers, waterfalls, glacial melt, and quiet waters, observing an element that is transient in form, persistent in presence, and essential to life.

Glacial meltwater flows over reddish rocks beneath blue ice formations and a dark, cloud-filled sky.
A waterfall plunges through a narrow, rocky gorge into a deep green pool, with mountain vegetation below under dark clouds.
A forest stream cascades over dark rocks beneath a fallen branch, with dense green vegetation and mist in the background.
A stream splits into small cascades around dark boulders, bordered by trees and tall grasses beneath a blue sky.
Water cascades around a large central boulder and over rocky steps into a shallow pool, surrounded by trees and moss-covered rocks.
A broad waterfall flows over dark rock ledges into a stream winding around moss-covered boulders, bordered by dense green vegetation.
A waterfall fans out over smooth, dark rock, then narrows into a channel between reddish boulders, surrounded by forest vegetation.
Rippling river water reflects an orange sunset beneath dark clouds, with floating plants in the foreground and silhouetted trees along the opposite bank.
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