Reflections of India
Hanuman temple, Indien
2008
A closer look at the work
A small dark temple stands before the last warm strip on the horizon. A bare tree spreads behind its roof like a second crown. Only the narrow doorway glows orange. The foreground is nearly black, joining architecture and tree into a closely connected silhouette.
Hanuman Temple concentrates visibility into the difference between exterior form and interior light. The entrance reveals a limited bright space without explaining the whole building. Branches extend its outline into the sky. The photograph can be read as a study of threshold: illumination suggests presence while darkness preserves the limits of what can be known from outside.
Format and edition details
- 36 × 54 cm, Auflage 26 + 2 AP
- 72 × 108 cm, Auflage 2/5 + 2 AP
- 108 × 162 cm, Auflage 5 + 2 AP
Jahr: 2008
Signiert, betitelt, nummeriert und mit Zertifikat versehen.
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