What the fire reveals arises from the observation of the forests affected by the fire in Yosemite National Park, California. In them, the devastation coexists with an unexpected beauty: charred trees remain upright on the blackened earth, while an intensely luminous sky opens up between the bare branches and, on the margins of the fire, small green shoots begin to transform the landscape again.

The forest after a fire contains a contradiction that is difficult to ignore.