The SAXUM Series reshapes the grammar of landscape photography, moving beyond conventions of grandeur to invite a quieter, more intimate engagement with the natural world. Captured in the Dolomites, these photographs present the landscape as a seamless continuum of detail, where every element—grain, stone, massif—holds equal importance.

Schgaguler’s meticulous process involves scanning the landscape with a high-resolution camera, capturing and assembling multiple images into a precise ensemble. Every detail is rendered sharply, treating all elements equally and inviting viewers to inhabit the entirety of the scene.

The series mirrors the transformative experience of being in high-altitude terrains, where exertion dissolves distractions, leaving only the immediacy of the present. SAXUM transcends the divide between the monumental and the minute, shifting the focus from mastery to surrender, from looking to truly seeing. It reminds us: to fully encounter the world, we must first disappear into it.