Project “The Structure of Reality” is a photographic journey that invites the viewer to look beyond the surface of the world. This series is the result of a conscious search—not only for beauty, but also for the hidden relationships and patterns that shape our environment. Immersing myself in the complexity of existence, I use the sea as a central motif to move beyond traditional representations and encourage viewers to reflect on the interplay of permanence and transience. Each image explores the dynamic relationship between water, light, and matter—revealing both endurance and ephemerality. By transforming ordinary seascapes into extraordinary visual experiences, the project challenges our assumptions about reality and uses photography as a tool to uncover deeper layers of perception. Each photograph invites the viewer to explore not only the external world but also their own ways of seeing. It is a visual meditation—an invitation to discover how much more becomes visible when we truly pay attention.