Repose in Red captures a moment of stillness that feels almost sacred. Her turned back, the tension in her shoulders, the soft red of her stockings — everything exists in delicate balance between vulnerability and control.
Printed on fine Hahnemühle paper, the photograph is mounted within a rare antique passe-partout, embossed with intricate floral relief. The texture feels almost sculpted, its quiet ornament tracing the outline of time. The vintage frame, rich with patina and gilded leaves, holds a sheet of original drawn glass — subtly uneven, bending light into a living surface.
Every element breathes tactility: the paper, the glass, the age of the frame, the softness of her skin. Together they form an object that feels less like a photograph, more like a memory caught in still air.
