The basic concept of photographic work is exposing analogue colour film material with the light
of different crude oil flames. For this purpose, other crude oils are burned in a specially made ceramic
camera, and a 4×5-inch sheet film is exposed to the fossil flame. The photographic image of the flame
light finds an aesthetic equivalent that makes it difficult to differentiate with the human eye visually.

The photographic material exposed by the petroleum flame speaks of the dominance of fossil fire
as the basis for shaping our civilizational reality.