Journey into Discovery and Transformation.
Time is always now.
Field Notes —Baja California.
These moving images are fragments of time lived in the open.
They were filmed while walking the desert at first light, waiting beside lagoons during the whale migration, standing where wind reshapes sand and the horizon feels without boundary. There was no script — only attention.
At times, I felt like an archaeologist of the present, discovering forms shaped by tide and wind as if uncovering something ancient. At night, near the lagoons, the sound of whales giving birth filled the darkness with something rare and alive.
In the remote Sierra San Francisco mountains, where 4,000-year-old cave paintings still endure, I stood inside spaces marked by early human hands. In that deep silence — where nature is a whisper and no one lives — the present and the ancient felt inseparable.
Over time, the distance between observer and landscape dissolved. The desert, the ocean, the mountains were no longer subjects before me — I was inside the same field.
These videos offer context to the photographs — not by explaining them, but by revealing the conditions in which they emerged: wind, silence, scale, and time.
They trace the lived experience behind the stillness of the images.
