The photographic work in Dammed explores the interaction between natural landscapes and human intervention, focusing on water management and the environmental impact of dams. The images employ a contemplative visual approach, capturing both the imposing structures and the surrounding environments in various states of transformation and tension.

Throughout 192 pages, the collection emphasizes themes of control, disruption, and coexistence, revealing the complex narratives embedded in engineered waterways. The mood conveyed is often quietly intense, reflecting the consequences of altering natural ecosystems and the ambiguous beauty of these altered landscapes.