Lovisa Wanker

At dusk, M in a raincoat stands by an almost vanishing shoreline. The coast is indistinct, resisting definition, as sea and sky collapse into a single tonal field. Through double exposure and mirrored repetition, the image constructs its own internal logic. A bubble and a triangle emerge — not as symbols, but as consequences of reflection and duplication. Duality becomes structure. The figure is both singular and multiplied, held within a system where perception fractures and re-forms.