Desert Waves (3419) (2025) Fotografia da Redrumstudio

I still remember the story of a Bedouin I met some twenty years ago near Marrakech. As I sipped the tea he had offered me, he spoke of his childhood, of nights spent by the fire, listening to his grandfather’s voice. He told me of the waves of the desert, how pure that water was, how it surged fiercely from the ground, spilling in azure currents over the sand.

I watched him as he spoke, his eyes lost in memories of something both real and imagined. "If you listen closely," he said, "you can still hear them."

This photograph is a whisper of that tale—an ephemeral vision, where color and form dissolve into something both fluid and infinite. Printed on museum-quality paper in a limited edition, it is an invitation to step into the mirage, to stand at the threshold between dream and reality.

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Printing Materials: Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper
Printed with 3 cm white border.
Image Size: 40 x 40 cm
Paper Size: 46 x 46 cm
Comes with a certificate of authenticity.

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