This image was created in a darkroom using the photogram technique, where physical objects such as leaves, flowers, and branches were placed directly onto light-sensitive photographic paper. The paper was then exposed to light, resulting in a high-contrast black-and-white image that captures the outlines and textures of the objects. The white areas represent the places where light was blocked, while the darker tones were exposed. This experimental process allows for abstract and organic compositions without the use of a camera. It explores the relationship between light, shadow, and material form, producing a visually striking and tactile result.