This project captures the natural paths of light as it moves through fluid environments, while also documenting the differences in water quality and the unique characteristics of each location. Through long-exposure techniques and the physical or chemical reactions that occur, the film captures both the image and the environmental features together.
Takbanuaz Lasda is an independent photographer specializing in film, with a recent focus on pinhole cameras. Their work explores how photography interacts with different environments, studying how film and location characteristics influence the development process. Earlier projects focused on Indigenous identity struggles in Taiwan, reflecting the artist’s perspective. Over time, their themes evolved to highlight the Indigenous view of maintaining respectful distance and reverence for nature.