Windows

A solitary cutout on a pastel facade. A harmony of frames and shutters on a stucco house. A dizzying mosaic of glass against a piercing blue sky.

Through the eyes of photographer Marcus Cederberg, a window becomes a canvas, a punctuation mark, or even a metaphor for what lies beyond. It is a boundary, separating inside from outside, private from public, the hidden from the revealed. And it is a chance for storytelling, from a row of windows that evokes a line of characters to the lonely window that becomes a symbol of solitude.

With repetition, symmetry, the interplay of color and space, and the subtle tension of imperfection, Cederberg creates photographs that invite viewers to pause, reflect, and daydream.