Lichens are silent witnesses of time, growing over decades in the interplay of light, air, and moisture. Their intricate structures resemble coral reefs—delicate networks of form and color spreading across rocks, bark, and soil. They appear fragile and delicate, yet they are remarkably resilient—true survivalists in harsh and unforgiving environments.

Lichens are more than mere unassuming companions of nature—they are living artworks, a fusion of time, elements, and constant transformation.