Heck’s work explores intimacy amid upheaval, creating images and installations that seek fragile points of connection. He reflects on how bodies absorb and resist shifting environments, where closeness becomes precarious yet defiant. His practice carries a quiet urgency, revealing how collective crises seep into private space and shape new, resilient forms of intimacy.
Series
photoSCHWEIZ 2026
5 images
“On Shores I Fell” drifts between escape and return, tracing the fragile line where flight meets grounding. The work marks a crossing through darkness, carrying loss and imagined futures. It gathers tides of love, loss, and intimacy, where memory and horizon blur, and falling becomes a form of arrival.
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