Tag: Jun’ichirō Tanizaki

… and in the pale light of the shadow we put together a house.

I usually prefer the early hours for taking pictures, and avoid the harsh daylight.

But light allows to objectify darkness, in form of a shadow.

Sometimes it’s not so much the question what creates the shadow on the wall, but what lies behind the wall.

The interior (if there is one) should allow cause and effect to coexist.

Light and shadow are folded together.

But the gate is always open, which means that ultimately we have to leave again.