In January of 2025, the Palisades Fire swept through Los Angeles, reducing entire structures to skeletal remains. What was once solid and familiar now stands as a fragile trace of its former self, charred beams, collapsed walls, and melted metal forming an unintended architecture of destruction.
Yet within this ruin lies an unexpected beauty. The fire has reshaped surfaces, exposing textures and patterns that were once hidden. Light filters through broken structures, revealing an eerie yet striking aesthetic a moment suspended between loss and transformation.

These images are not just documents of destruction; they are reflections on resilience. In a world shaped by climate crises and rapid change, they ask: How do we respond when everything familiar is erased? What new forms can emerge from what is left behind?