← Maria Socol

kodak t-max 3200 — 35 mm — 2025

what do you think you see?

snowstorms that are really skin — bodyscapes on analog film

At first sight, winter: snowfields under a black sky, a storm settling over the ridges. The series was shot deliberately on T-Max 3200, whose heavy grain falls like snow. But nothing here is a landscape — these are bodies, photographed close, with small worlds drawn and montaged onto the skin: a tree, a wanderer, a cabin. The storm was only ever in your eye.

The series was part of the Cameras & Beers group exhibition in Baden in 2026.

A tiny wanderer leaning into the wind, footprints trailing over a snowfield that is really an arm
1 — t-max 3200, 2025
A lone bare tree on a bright ridge under a black sky — the ridge is a body
2 — t-max 3200, 2025
A steep drift falling into shadow, grained like fresh snow — a close landscape of skin
3 — t-max 3200, 2025
A small wooden cabin resting in a valley between two snowed hills that are really a body
4 — t-max 3200, 2025