That Crack in the Wall of Reality

In conversation with Kingsley Ifill

Sometimes life must be allowed to unfold — even from a distance — before a work reveals its final form. A portrait is, first and foremost, a study of the soul: an observation, a relationship, a psychological exchange that transcends technique. In this dialogue, Kingsley Ifill offers a glimpse into his vision — an intimate conversation with photography and time, where memory, past and present, material interferences and layered textures converge. His images emerge from a raw, tactile reality, where black and white become fissures and contrasts, opening silent passages into the depths of human experience.

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