Crystallization

This series looks at frost not as decoration, but as structure. Under cold conditions, surfaces reorganize, forming patterns that are precise, temporary, and indifferent to aesthetics. The images focus on these transitions, where soft material becomes rigid, and randomness tightens into order. Nothing is staged. The forms appear, peak, and disappear again.

Initial Growth Early frost traces appear along the surface, forming sparse crystalline lines. The structure is fragile and incomplete, hinting at a process just beginning to...

Dense Formation Crystalline structures thicken and overlap, compressing the surface into a rigid, interlocking pattern. The image captures frost at a point where order...

Crystal Bloom Fully developed frost crystals radiate outward, sharp and directional. The surface is overtaken by structure, reaching a brief peak before inevitable collapse.