In this simple but poignant series, the small, intimate moments between a father and daughter are captured during the first snowfall of the year. The images tell a story of closeness, curiosity and childhood wonder - or parenthood thoughts and communication.
In the first image, we see them in dialogue – a father and his daughter in a world they share but experience differently. The snow, which for many symbolises renewal and innocence, is for the daughter a material to explore. As she forms a snowball, her father retreats.
Through the daughter’s work with the snowball, we are kept in suspense – what is she making, and why?
When her father returns, the dynamic shifts. Her face reveals an emotional depth, a moment of discovery or concentrated interest that both invites interpretation and reflects the small but significant moments that shape our upbringing.
The series reminds us of the power of everyday scenes, how a small event can tell us something universal about relationships, wonder and th50e passing of time.
