Figure no 08. From the series Figures - Limited Edition of 5 Photograph

What does it mean to "see the light"? Is it even possible? The moment when I saw the back of a sculpture cut with shadows through a museum window is a direct interpretation of the reflection on the key role of light in the production of an object. Light as a parergon (as Mieke Bal puts it after Derrida), something marginal, yet necessary for the object's visibility to be established. The subject of the "Figures" series is light as a creator of the spectacle voyeuristically watched by me from behind the window and played out between the visible and the invisible, the space of the spectator "behind the image" and the place of existence of the object, trapped "in the image". As in many of my works, I use the black and white medium to transmediate with the aesthetics of modernist photography and neo-noire cinema (vide "Figure No. 42", "Figure No. 94") (ml). Collector's photography, b / w Digital print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta 315g (semi-flash), archival paper, acid-free reference number on the front and reverse Certificate of Authenticity.