"Untitled" (Paris)

A single, stark image of an empty bed, its sheets rumpled as if someone has just risen or is about to return. The bed is unmade, the pillows indented, suggesting a recent presence or a longing for one. This chromogenic print, made in 1988, captures an intimate, quiet moment, yet it feels profoundly public in its display. The photograph is a unique print, emphasizing its specific moment and composition. It invites contemplation on absence and presence, the personal space of a bed, and the stories it might hold without revealing any specific narrative. The work is part of a broader practice that often transforms everyday materials and images into evocative statements, prompting individualized emotional responses from viewers.