Shaped by centuries of wind and fading rivers, the Namib Desert reveals a landscape where every line tells a story. From above, the dunes unfold like moving sculptures. Sharp ridges catching the first light, deep shadows carving bold contours across the sand.

Hidden beneath these forms lie the traces of ancient rivers, now silent and dried into intricate patterns that echo their long-lost flow.

This series captures a world of contrasts: golden sunlight against dark emptiness, soft curves against fractured plains, order against chaos. A visual exploration of one of Earth’s oldest deserts, the place where lines shape the land.