Collection: Fragments of a Forgotten Symphony

A visual poetry about transience, memory and the resilience of humans and nature.
In their series Fragments of a Forgotten Symphony, Michaela Kindle and Daniel Ricardo González create fascinating digital photo collages in which abandoned spaces, marked by the passage of time, are interwoven with vibrant elements such as blossoms, animals, plants, and the silent presence of female figures. This connection between decay and new life forms a powerful metaphor for the cycle of transience and return.
The collages are more than mere visual compositions—they are a dialogue between past and present, between reality and imagination. In the emptied spaces once filled with life, the present germinates: Nature permeates the old, causing it to blossom, and tells stories that live on in silence. An echo of memory—traces of what was, and at the same time, a sign of the permanence of emotion, connection, and inner strength. Her visual worlds invite us to pause, to retrace forgotten stories, and to recognize the beauty that resides even in the transient.
With emotional depth and surreal imagery, Kindle and González create a visual microcosm of human experience—a mosaic of memory, nature, and hope.