The photo series SuperNova takes its title from the explosive events marking the end of a star's life, creating intensely bright objects whose luminosity gradually fades into obscurity within months.
The series comprises images created during and after my personal journey of attempting to expand our family of two through artificial fertilization. It serves as a visual diary, capturing the emotions and moods experienced throughout the various stages of this process.
The work combines landscapes with objects from my daily life at home and its surroundings, reflecting on themes of family, time, life, and death. Through this process, SuperNova explores the fragile intersections of hope, loss, and the passage of time.