Celina is a very close friend of mine, one I trust and deeply value. Because of this I felt the freedom to try something new that would hold power to each of us. This process involved a lot of research and experimentation. And while neither of us will admit it, our time spent is that of constant data collecting, either through thought or physically through photos. 

This photographic project is an exploration on ownership through activation of a space designed in an era that belonged to neither of us, along with Celina's natural compliance or defiance of her environment through pose and dress.