TIN SOLDIERS

Tin soldiers abandoned in cellars or attics, who despite the passing of time have maintained, in their static forms, the position and role for which they were created.
Photographed in the snow and ice caves they are placed as toys on a marmoreal battlefield having lost their name or meaning in the contemporaneity.
Estranged in a non-place, their bodies are condemned by the uniforms to a rigidity that leaves no escape.