(EVERYTHING BUT) THE COLOR

Windows in an unnamed town, hotel rooms passed through, chairs left empty. Scenes that catch the eye, only to slip from memory. In faded walls and behind sheer curtains linger traces of those who once spent time there. This photo book gathers such fragments of everyday life into a sequence of light and colour. As the pages turn, colours begin to echo between photographs, gradually transforming places where nothing seemed to be happening. A room never seen before recalls somewhere we can no longer return to. Without quite knowing what we long for, we find the time held in these photographs touching our own memories. Even an ordinary day held a light that would never fall in quite the same way again. We know neither the names of the towns nor the people who were there. Yet some colours remain after the book is closed. An exquisite collection that invites us to look again at places we had almost forgotten.