The story of "Undine" describes a deep symbolic level that utilises the interplay of the elemental forces of water and land to illustrate the fundamental concepts of change and permanence.
Undine's search for a soul, which can only be satisfied through union with a mortal, reflects her innate need for connection and her search for belonging and love.
The creature Undine, who comes from the water and is connected to the land, thus becomes a metaphor for the balance between adaptation and rootedness. Her existence and her journey are characterised by a constant interplay between these two forces.
The photographs, taken amidst the rugged landscapes and lush, mist-shrouded forests of the tranquil Canary Island of El Hierro, convey a profound sense of the harmony of nature and the need to preserve it.
