Fargerommet  
2020–ongoing ·  photography, video, light

Fargerommet is an ongoing photographic study of how light alters the way a body becomes visible in space. Working with coloured light, diffusion and shadow, I treat the body less as a portrait subject than as a surface through which perception can be tested.

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The images move between recognition and abstraction. A hand, a silhouette or a curve may briefly establish a body before dissolving again into colour, haze or darkness. I am interested in this unstable moment: when we are still able to locate a human presence, but can no longer be certain where the body ends and the surrounding space begins.

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The project grew from repeated experiments with changing light conditions, focus and distance. Rather than using colour to illustrate particular emotions, I approach light as something that actively structures perception—something that can reveal, obscure, orient and disorient.