Visual ethnography and historical geography

Creative research projects translate historical inquiry into spatial mapping, digital humanities experiments, and photographic archives that record ongoing ecological and topographical transformations.

Field investigations tracing historical water management systems, agricultural terraces, and shifting ecological boundaries across rural valleys.

Reconstructing historical geographies through multi-layered digital maps that connect textual archives to specific topographical coordinates.

Recording vernacular architecture, timber framing techniques, and stone inscriptions before and during structural interventions.

Selected photographic documentation preserving material details of stone stelae, agricultural implements, and active fieldwork settings.