© Moritz Broszat

(2024)

Mise en Abyme
In the realm of constructed spaces, moments are captured with an unassuming immediacy, wherein no art seems to lie excluded in the grandiose but in the mundane. These instantaneous occurrences, which seem trivial at a glance, take on immeasurable dimensions when one delves deeper. The spaces, meticulously designed yet lived in with casual disregard, reveal an unfiltered truth about human existence.

The manufactured environment, with its false windows, patterned wallpapers, and well-placed illusions, becomes a silent stool pigeon of mundane stories. Each image taken, spontaneously, with a photographic eye, reflects those authentic experiences inside these walls. Imperfection is where the charmed lie in such places; there's nothing fake about them, yet they're thrown into such volumes of perfectionism.

With such a point of view, the ordinary turns into a heritage of commonness, each of them immortalized in the instance, woven into the story of existing existence. It is enlightening on the thin line that delineates reality from artifice, leading the viewer to second-guess their observations and accept the beauty of the mundane. In these invented spaces, the truth of the matter coexists with the lure of deception to create a visual weave speaking directly to the heart of human experience.

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