“Shoot an Answer” number 5 - week 5
'Is the unfinished at sight?' by Jens F. Kruse
„For me, incompleteness is not a deficiency, but a space of possibilities. In my pictures, it is permissible for something to remain unfinished—a moment that can be thought through further, a story that is not told to the end. Incompleteness invites the viewer to pick up the threads themselves and spin them further. Especially in photography, which often claims to capture reality, I find it exciting when something remains open, fragmentary, perhaps even fragile—because that is precisely where liveliness arises.
In Fragments of Time, the unfinished becomes visible. Each work is like an open fragment that does not seek a final
conclusion. The montage of street scenes and urban fragments creates images that suggest rather than explain. The unfinished reveals itself in the gaps, in the ruptures, in the overlays—where perception itself remains searching. In this way, a panorama emerges that is never truly complete, but invites the viewer to
carry it further.“
