From rose-like ice cracks in Sweden to fish-shaped islands in the Brijuni archipelago, the project Water.Shapes.Earth is a revelation from above — not in a religious sense, but from a philosophical and visual perspective. Founder and renowned photographer Milan Radisics seeks out the patterns of our planet from above, capturing the way water shapes the earth in a series of exceptionally powerful, high-resolution aerial visuals that are somewhere between abstraction and documentary.
Presented in 22 chapters that take us through themes of beauty, joy, coexistence, pollution and suffering, Radisics explores the way water shapes our lives and our planet. The stunning images are an appeal to our sense of responsibility towards the preservation of our planet. ”Our goal is to open new perspectives while sharing stores, revealing places, and changing minds,” say the Water.Shapes.Earth team. It’s high time we listened.
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Images © Milan Radisics for Water.Shapes.Earth / with permission