The series "Islands/Boundaries" explores the tension between isolation and division, examining spaces that function as both islands and boundaries. These “islands” symbolize pockets of disconnection—natural landscapes, abandoned structures, or human artifacts—while the boundaries address separation and control, including political borders. The series questions the fragility of these constructs and their role in shaping the relationship between humanity and nature.

Through a monochromatic aesthetic and precise composition, "Islands/Boundaries" evokes solitude and unease, drawing attention to the layered implications of these spaces. The isolated elements—whether a lone structure, an engineered landscape, or an untamed environment—reflect themes of exclusion, fragmentation, and the tension between nature’s indifference and humanity’s attempts to impose order. By addressing both political and conceptual boundaries, the series invites viewers to reflect on the forces shaping these divisions and their lasting impact.