A double exposure captured on film. Two marble figures support one another in a Los Angeles garden—suspended and reaching. Roses erupt in petals pressed across stone hearts, while a delicate web threads the air between them, binding what appears separate.

What if love is not possession, but a transmutation?

The figures do not move, yet they support one another.
Petals become pulse and yearning.
Webs become learning.

Shot on Kodak Professional Portra 400, the grain holds warmth in tension, softening the boundary between flesh and sculpture, presence and memory, and the energy between them.

In this still exchange, the image reflects on transformation through love—the quiet current that moves between souls, carrying even what appears fixed through time.

Originally created for the forthcoming book FATUM (TO LOVE), Eros 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.