Red Genesis

“Red Genesis” is a visual exploration of origin, instinct, and rebirth. The series places the human body at the threshold between intimacy and wilderness, where red becomes the primal spark that ignites a new form of presence. Set within the forest, the images reveal a dialogue between flesh and nature: soft light, deep shadows, and fragments of the body weave a narrative that is both vulnerable and powerful. Red lace, ribbons, and textures act as symbolic traces—signs of a beginning, a rupture, a calling back to something ancient. The project does not aim to portray sensuality as spectacle; instead, it turns it into a metaphor of emergence, of identity taking shape beyond the constraints of society. In “Red Genesis,” the body becomes a mythological element: raw, luminous, and intertwined with the earth. It is a return to origin, a quiet creation story told through light, skin, and the silent pulse of the forest. “Red Genesis” reflects on the moment where transformation begins— the first spark, the first breath, the first red.