let It Be

An invisible line separates between worlds — between light filtered through blue water and the soft darkness of the deep. In a moment of complete surrender, the freediver descends along the hull of a sunken ship, arms spread like wings, body drawn taut like a released arrow. The photograph captures the tension between movement and stillness, between the strength required to swim and the absolute silence of the surrounding sea. The ancient metal skeleton — heavy with history and years of sinking — serves as backdrop to the aliveness of the moment, to the single breath held before diving into the unknown. "Let It Be" invites the viewer to descend inward — to that place where we stop holding on and begin to let go.