"What begins as play becomes a silent tribute to labor, fragility, and the unseen stories we carry."
One evening, the harbor offered us a torn fishing net. It felt like the harbor’s breath — frayed, rhythmic, alive. Alexandra danced and I witnessed with the camera. Only later did we learn it belonged to our neighbor, a fisherman who spent weeks mending its wounds before returning to sea. This is a gesture of unintended entanglement, where beauty brushes against loss and labor lingers in the threads.
Model / Dancer: Alexandra Wuzyk
A contemporary dancer whose body becomes a vessel for memory, gesture, and transformation. In this series, Alexandra moves with quiet intensity — embodying the tension between loss and return, and giving form to what words cannot hold. Her movement becomes a language of reconnection.
A contemporary dancer whose body becomes a vessel for memory, gesture, and transformation. In this series, Alexandra moves with quiet intensity — embodying the tension between loss and return, and giving form to what words cannot hold. Her movement becomes a language of reconnection.
