She is used and stoic at the same time. Playing with her necklace as she raises her eyebrow at the viewer. The body is both that of a young girl and marked by the ravages of time and the games of life. Time and presence are the most precious things we have to give each other. An unusually calm background with traces back to the Bauhaus style. The title is inspired by a poem by poet Louise Breyen.

Exclusive Giclée, numbered and signed, and made in only 70 copies.
Printed on 300 g Hahnemühle acid-free paper in the well-known German quality.