The Garden of Earthly Delights

The project celebrates the human body in its long passage between the earthly and the divine. The project views love as a continuous narrative — one that begins with Adam and Eve and reappears in every love story ever since. Through archetypal imagery, it reveals the enduring essence of human sensuality, which, even outside Eden, still leads to moments of epiphany and omniscience.

In this project, the Garden of Eden is reimagined not as an idealized paradise, but as a living, tactile landscape shaped by gestures, memories, and symbolic presences. Abstract, sensuous photographs mingle with archetypal imagery and botanical fragments, including pressed plants, transparent layers, and other natural and symbolic traces. These elements create a layered, immersive environment, inviting the viewer to enter a space that feels at once intimate, timeless, and mythically resonant.

Through this interplay of body, myth, and nature, Eden becomes not a distant location but a state of perception — a place where the earthly and the divine converge within human experience. The project opens this infinite garden to the viewer, offering an encounter in which sensuality becomes a form of understanding and individual stories merge into the timeless rhythm of love.