Water shapes the territory, and the territory is built around its movement.

Channels, basins, dams and concrete walls mark attempts to direct and store it, leaving visible geometries across the landscape.

These structures do not simply contain water: they reorganize the land, define borders, and determine the conditions under which life is possible.

The work observes this infrastructural landscape, where form and necessity converge in a fragile balance.

It is a study of how territory becomes structure.