Isolation

The series “Isolated” captures the contradictory sensation of being alone in an unfriendly setting amidst breathtaking landscapes shaped by human influence in Iceland. The individuals portrayed in the photographs appear small and insignificant, seemingly engulfed by their surroundings. The profound sense of loneliness and seclusion is palpable in each image, prompting viewers to question why these people have chosen to venture into such inhospitable environments.

Although many of the locations depicted are popular tourist destinations, the photographs feature only a few individuals, emphasizing the irony of feeling isolated and detached despite being surrounded by natural beauty. This paradoxical aspect of tourism encourages contemplation of the impact of modern existence on both the environment and the people who visit these places.

« Isolated” communicates the paradoxical experience of being alone in a hostile environment while encompassed by stunning landscapes shaped by human activity. It prompts viewers to reflect on their own relationship with the environment and the contradictory nature of contemporary existence.