After carefully deconstructing the photographs the identity of the person portrayed is no longer relevant, there is only the image; the composition of light and dark gray tones. The original portrayed persons are still recognizable but are now part of a larger whole; albeit stripped to the existential minimum in a balanced composition. This leads to a poetic silence which according to vandeCamp & Heesterbeek is much needed in a world where everything has become fluid and war and chaos are infiltrating our everyday reality. This poetic silence, brittle as it may be, can be used for a moment of reflection.