This series documents the quiet drama of desert landscapes and the enduring human presence within them. From sculpted dunes shifting under endless skies to the resilience of artisans and herders, the photographs trace a story of adaptation and continuity.

Each frame captures a different facet of arid existence: the vast solitude of sand and stone, the work of hands shaping clay and textiles, the rhythm of animals crossing sparse plains. Together, they reflect the delicate balance between survival and tradition in places where the environment itself becomes both challenge and inspiration.