propensity for annihilation
It did not come in fire or thunder. It came quietly, drawn by something older than language — a propensity for annihilation written into its nature. What it found upon arrival was a world already on edge. A world that needed very little help.
Awards
Color Photography Contest
2026Nominees
Storytelling
Non Professional
Nominees
Landscapes
Non Professional
propensity for annihilation
It did not come in fire or thunder. It came quietly, drawn by something older than language — a propensity for annihilation written into its nature. What it found upon arrival was a world already on edge. A world that needed very little help.
About Artist
Hakim Kabbaj
Covering subjects such as landscapes, city scenes, and abstract portraiture, Hakim has a dark and emotion-evoking style that broadly isolates subjects against a minimalist backdrop. His work often combines bold contrast, rich colors and lifted shadows pushed towards the blue spectrum, which give the photos a theme that is both distinct and futuristic in its nature.
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