A double exposure captured on film. Devotional statues—crowned in gold, holding the lamb—hover in quiet reverence. Through the second exposure, the outside world presses in: wires, shadows, and storefronts offering vitamins, shoes, and clothing. The sacred and the everyday occupy the same frame.

What is your devotion?

The figures become stillness.
The streets become witness.
The light becomes prayer.

Within the layered image, faith persists inside the boundaries of the ordinary—where belief endures, where the holy meets commerce, and where reflection gathers the visible world into something transcendent.

Photographed on Konica Chrome CT-100, the analog grain carries the luminous depth of film, preserving atmosphere and the subtle tension between devotion and daily life.

Originally created for the forthcoming book FATUM (TO LOVE), Devotion is part of Where the Light Waits, the debut art collection from FATUM Poetry, photographed by Henry Plant × FATUM, co-founder of FATUM.

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WHERE THE LIGHT WAITS
The Debut Art Collection from FATUM Poetry

Where the Light Waits is the inaugural art collection from FATUM Poetry, featuring medium format film photography by Henry Plant × FATUM, co-founder of FATUM.

Captured on Kodak and Fujifilm film, the series explores quiet thresholds—moments of reflection, stillness, and transformation where the visible world softens and something deeper begins to emerge.

Each image invites the viewer to pause within that sacred in-between space—where the light waits, and becoming begins.