MORGAZMA

In these places, nature and technology come together to give birth to new forms of existence. What once was the imprint of a past society, is now home to organic, strange, and surreal beings that have evolved to adapt to their environment.

Human technology remains have turned into eternal monuments, mechanical fossils that narrate the story of a lost era. The beauty of these life forms lies in their conceptual strength, in the idea of how technology and nature can coexist and create something new.

However, they also make us reflect on our own existence and our impact on the planet, questioning the future and reflecting on the uncertainty and mystery of what is to come.As we delve into each one of them, we witness a visual symphony of organic and inanimate forms intertwining in a dance of life and death. Each structure tells its own story, its own interpretation of the symbiosis between nature and technology.

Mechanical remains, like eternal monuments of the human era, seem to play a nostalgic requiem for the past. And yet, the new life forms that have emerged on them are an affirmation of nature's ability to adapt and evolve, even in the harshest and strangest environments.

This duality, this tension between the human and the organic, leads us to reflect on the meaning of existence and our relationship with the natural world around us.