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to make possible impossible space

Eva Schlegel expands the properties and limits of photography and sculpture by situating each discipline
in relationship to the other. Her photographs are studies in depth. One looks into them rather than at
them. They create the recessive, architectural spaces they purport to represent. Her sculptures,
meanwhile, deny depth. Flat, opaque, impenetrable, their mirrored surfaces refuse to reflect either body or
being. They fracture the 3-dimensional space of existence. In their presence, the viewer experiences
absence. This is photography and sculpture that together …