Vanishing consists of photographs made in two locations: the center of Tampere in winter and Lake Pyhäjärvi viewed from a small boat. Despite their differences, both sites are treated as open fields structured by distance, weather, and limited visibility.
Long exposures reduce detail and soften boundaries. Streets, shorelines, and horizons recede or disappear, leaving minimal spatial cues. The work does not document place but constructs situations where orientation becomes uncertain and scale unstable.
All images are made on black-and-white film and printed in the darkroom, emphasizing the photograph as a physical object rather than a descriptive record.