The landscapes
we carry within us.

Through their work, their attention or their presence, they allow us to discover another way of seeing. Something of that encounter remains with us—and becomes part of how we experience the world.

The First Human Legacy begins with this thought.

My landscape photography explores forms that nature has shaped over time. This project turns towards a different kind of landscape: the inner world shaped by the people, works and conversations that have touched us.

A story, and a question

Through a fictional narrative, the book explores human presence, art and the possibilities and responsibilities of artificial intelligence. At its heart is a question: what would it mean to carry something of a person’s perspective into the future, without confusing a representation with the person themselves?

The project has developed through sustained dialogue with artificial intelligence, with my own experiences, choices and artistic intentions guiding its direction.

A book to live with

Its physical form matters to me as much as its words. Photography, typography, paper and binding are part of the reading experience. The book is intended to be held, lived with and returned to.

An initial edition of 100 copies is being prepared for private gifts and selected readers. This first edition is an invitation to discover what resonates, what raises questions and what might deserve further exploration.

An open possibility

Beyond the novel lies a longer-term possibility: a project in which participating individuals could actively author how their perspectives and creative lives are represented. Their consent and involvement would be fundamental. This remains an idea to explore—not an existing service or an announced collaboration.

For now, it begins with a book.