Part of the series The Indocile Objects, this still-life work explores quiet forms of resistance through carefully arranged everyday objects.
Captured on medium-format 645 film, the image preserves the physical density and restrained tonal range inherent to an analog process.
The composition resists spectacle, favoring silence, precision, and duration. Meaning unfolds slowly, through attention rather than explanation. Rather than narrating, the work invites prolonged looking, existing less as an image to consume than as a space to inhabit.
Part of the series The Indocile Objects, this still-life work explores quiet forms of resistance through carefully arranged everyday objects.
Captured on medium-format 645 film, the image preserves the physical density and restrained tonal range inherent to an analog process.
The composition resists spectacle, favoring silence, precision, and duration. Meaning unfolds slowly, through attention rather than explanation. Rather than narrating, the work invites prolonged looking, existing less as an image to consume than as a space to inhabit.
Technical details：
Photographed on medium-format 645 film
Archival pigment print
Hahnemühle Photo Rag 315 g/m²Image size: 30 × 40 cm
UnframedEdition of 1/7 + 1/1 AP
Signed and numbered on the verso
Certificate of authenticity included
