The word «paradise» (from the English «paradise») originates from the Old Iranian «pairi-daēza, ” which means „enclosed space“ or „a garden walled off.“
The project is a series of photographs. They depict the abundance of a botanical garden, but only from behind a barrier that blurs the sharpness of the image. Flowers and plants are present, but distant—behind a veil or «walls”—alluding to the concept of paradise as a distant and inaccessible garden. The project is divided into two sections based on color palette: the first two images are grouped separately from the third.
3 images, 100×150 cm
Laminating is applied to three photographs sized 100×150 cm—the scale amplifies the impact of the photographs. For instance, the effect of the first photograph’s perspective becomes more imposing due to the larger scale.
The project was completed as part of the Final Qualification Work (VKR) titled «Media Project on Gardens and Parks”—a design system that accompanies the experience of being in a garden in alignment with its philosophy.
