TITLE: Becoming Landscape

This series traces the gradual dissolution of identity into space.
Beginning with tightly framed portraits, the subject appears contained, almost sculptural — defined by surface, tension, and control. As the sequence unfolds, the image fragments: the face becomes partial, unstable, no longer whole.
The body then enters the landscape, shifting from an object of observation to a presence within space. Boundaries begin to blur.
In the final image, the subject is no longer central, but nearly absorbed by the environment — dissolving into texture, distance, and light.
The work reflects a transition from form to formlessness, from identity to its quiet disappearance.

AUTHOR: Olga Tikhomirova (Montenegro)

My name is Olga. When my parents offered to give me a car for my eighteenth birthday, I said I wanted a camera and didn't need a car. Now I'm 32, and I made the right choice, and I never doubted it for a second.