“Placing different images next to each other to build a narrative and tell a story – it’s a way for all my different selves to be together and live in one place”
Transitions,
halves,
half,
other,
divided,
divorced,
worlds,
portals,
another place,
the upside down,
other me,
another me
the other me,
othering,
the other me, her.
she is me, also
she is me too,
you are me,
I used to be you,
the stranger used to be me,
I used to be the stranger,
one whole,
contains two halves,
my other (half),
that stranger is me too.
Strangers silhouettes
strangers to me,
those strangers are me,
the stranger is me,
I am, the stranger,
the stranger is me, the other me,
made in his image,
made in his likeness,
made in her image.
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Banner image: Tobi Alexandra Falade’s Mirror Me, installed at The Wing London. Courtesy of Tobi Alexandra Falade. Images 5,6 and 7) Courtesy of Tobi Alexandra Falade.
All other images in this article courtesy of and © Tobi Alexandra Falade.
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