This documentary photo project shows contrast between the resilience of human-made infrastructure and the ubiquitous forces of nature. Artist started the photo project in August 2023, when she had just arrived in Switzerland and that time a massive debris flow struck Shovi in Georgia, motivating her to shed light on the complex topic of natural hazards in the context of climate change and risk management.

The project also served as the artist's form of self-therapy, as she physically engaged with the risk zones, and willingly placed herself in vulnerable situations. The tangible emotions she experienced while going in these perilous landscapes also allowed her to develop a profound empathy for those facing similar challenges as part of their daily lives.

The project’s vision resonates with Georgia, where advanced monitoring and preventive measures are still in the early stages. The photo story points out the way forward for governmental organizations, NGOs, and civil society.