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The viewer gets the sense of standing across from an abstraction without reference to any specific time. Deconstructed dream images, rooms, and memories merge. The relationship between photography and remembrance is central to Kruse Jensen’s practice, who employs memory as a form of shifted reality. This is expressed through an exploration of the basics of photography: through double exposure, backlight, chemical traces, or the use of long shutter speed, the artist generates, with strokes of light, traces of what has already passed, while simultaneously encapsulating traces of resonance.
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