Have we forgotten how to contemplate mother earth? This is the question Naara Bahler poses through her work, inviting viewers into a state of reflection and connection. Drawing on personal memories of childhood spent observing nature, Bahler’s artistic process emerges from a contemplative state where spirituality and creativity intertwine.

Her work combines analog and cyanotypic photographic techniques, seamlessly merging contemporary life with natural elements. Flowers, leaves, and traces of humanity form compositions that evoke harmony and mysticism, often conjuring otherworldly beings. These creations highlight the tension between permanence and ephemerality, addressing how digital images can distance us from the tactile, yet providing a space for rediscovery.

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