Digital · Black & White · Studio
Black on one side. White on the other. Two women, and the line between them.
Each is what the other is not, and neither can stay away. They lean in. They find the line and meet on it. Eyes close, a hand crosses, the line stops dividing.
They stay together, and nothing is truly settled.

Artistic Statement
Yin and yang is the idea that opposites are not enemies. Each needs the other to be whole. This was the first project I made as my own, and I wanted to put that idea on two people: one in black, one in white, a wall split the same way, and the question of where they meet.
I had worked with Ana Pereira before. I had never worked with Jessica Rodrigues. Both took the idea further than I asked for.
I expected a balance that settles the scene. The frames say something different. Nobody is ever even. One leans in while the other turns and watches. One shows her face and the other keeps hers back. Then it turns, and they trade. In a relationship it rarely sits level either. It holds because each gives what the other withholds.
The last frame takes us back to where we started. Each side now carries a little of the other, like the dot in each half of the symbol. The circle closes.









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