Where does a photograph end? What intervenes from the moment a series of pictures is taken until the moment it is printed? What happens in a photographer's darkroom? The Metaphotographs try to answer these kinds of questions. As their title suggests, they are photographs that derive from other photographs, in other words "extensions" of an original photograph which, as it is printed, slowly changes form. These are not just "pictures taken" but also "pictures constructed", pictures that reflect the darkroom process of analogue photography, thus claiming freedom and plasticity for the medium of photography itself.