The Latent Afterimage

The production draws from two intertwined ideas. The latent image is that invisible photographic trace that exists before development, a moment of suspended potential; the afterimage is what lingers in the eye once the original stimulus has gone. Together, they describe both the image that has yet to appear and the one that refuses to disappear — an elegant paradox that captures the trilogy’s sustained interest in perception, memory, and the instability of the real