Echo

Echo invites a dual way of seeing: as a unified whole and as a constellation of distinct forms. At first glance, the three figures gather into a single presence. But as the viewer lingers, the form begins to separate, revealing three individual bodies, each with its own posture and expression.

This shifting perception mirrors the experience of seeing a forest and its trees. From a distance, the figures merge into a single rhythm, a shared gesture that feels complete. Up close, each figure emerges as its own entity, carrying its own story.

‍Johannes Nielsen