In my latest photographic series, film photography interlaces seamlessly with my background in engineering and painting, capturing the subtle and often unseen rhythms of the natural world. Inspired by Susan Sontag's critical views on photography, my approach transcends traditional techniques, utilizing bulb mode and multiple exposures to delve into themes of time, memory, and movement. These methods go beyond technical prowess, reflecting my philosophical journey into the essence of space and reality. Motivated by the crystalline structures of trees and their resonance with harmonic waves, my work unveils the underlying perfection of the natural world. With my cameras, from the detailed renders of 120 film to the broad scopes of 35 mm, I challenge conventional perspectives, offering new ways to depict three-dimensional space. Each photograph merges the disciplines of science, art, and nature, illustrating my belief in a universe imbued with intrinsic harmony and beauty. This collection, which will be showcased at the "Les Fleurs, Paris" exhibition starting April 27, invites viewers to explore familiar scenes of flowers intermingled with urban landscapes—visual narratives of nature reclaiming its space. These images reveal hidden patterns and abstract beauty, encouraging a deeper appreciation of our interconnected world.