Still Climb arises from a long-standing bond between the body and the tools that accompany it in climbing.
Shoes, chalk, tape, small tools for care: objects that wear out, are replaced, yet remain as the continuity of a gesture.
They hold a physical memory that extends through time, bearing the marks of habit, attention, and devotion.
Photography becomes the place where these tools are observed and acknowledged.
Isolated against a white background, they lose their function and assume a new, suspended, almost ritual presence.
Each image is an act of restitution: what was once a tool becomes an object, what was once use becomes form.