The environment was a closed subway station and the intention was to make up a scene from the 20'ies that fit (more or less and really not)  into the old and abolished subway and use that to reinforce symbolizing of 'end station', loss and hopelessness. In this way I tried to bridge time between now (otherwise the subway would not be closed - but be there) and then (the scene).

The concept of time in the photography interests me a lot. The photography has a very strained relation to time. It is a slide of it cut out; grasped in the flow of reality, but offer you only the possibility to reveal what happened before and after this particular time slide based on your own imagination. Or rather on your cultural inherit, conditions for growth and development throughout your life until now, because this is what you use in the process of interpretation.

The photography should in this respect be source for reflection about yourself. If you can interpret the photography on a meta level and see behind it.

We also tried to express something here in our scenes. But where are you?