In this series, the landscape is not just a subject, but a collaborator. Through the structural strength of bamboo weaving and the delicate skin of water hyacinth pulp, the work mirrors the river’s dual nature as a life-giver and a force of change. The bamboo structures represent the resilience of those living along the banks, while the dried pulp captures the ghostly remains of post-inundation. Bound together by fishing thread, these pieces document how life is built, flooded, and ultimately reshaped by the water.