the phenomenon of aggression: a visual study

'2024 - ongoing This Polaroid series is a way to explore the primal nature of aggression - a survival instinct deeply rooted in both humans and animals. Through instant photography, I capture symbolic moments that echo our inherited impulses: to protect, to possess, to fight. This study does not condemn aggression but raises essential questions: Where does it come from? How does it manifest? What part of it is about survival, and what part is learned behavior? And what happens when those boundaries begin to blur? Inspired by the work of ethologist Konrad Lorenz, the series is grounded in the idea that aggression is an innate, evolutionarily shaped mechanism. It is an invitation to reflect on the instinctual forces that still shape the behavior of both humans and animals and to question how far we have really moved from our own nature.