Absence | Pit Buehler

ABSENCE – Between Memory and Transience

Abandoned places tell of lives, hopes, and fates that have long since passed. Rooms, objects, and landscapes become silent witnesses to human existence. Absence focuses on what remains of a person long after they have left the stage of life.

Dusty old photograph in a case, showing two people bending over in a grassy outdoor scene with trees in the background, surrounded by dirt and debris.

Sunlit pine forest with tall trees and long shadows; a small weathered shed sits in the center.

Abandoned room with peeling white walls, blue window frames, and a rusty medical chair in the center.

Dusty teddy bear sitting on a peeling wooden windowsill in an abandoned, dilapidated room.

Overgrown yard with a rusted blue boat and a weathered wooden shed among trees and fallen leaves.

Interior of an abandoned building with peeling green walls and a cracked ceiling, debris scattered on the floor.

Derelict indoor auditorium with a collapsed ceiling, scattered debris, and a black piano among ruined wooden pews or benches.

Rusty, abandoned car overgrown by a forest of birch and pine trees in autumn leaves

Abandoned wooden huts with thatched roofs, overgrown vines and dry leaves, set in a sunny autumn trees backdrop.

Weathered abandoned log cabin with a white-framed window and tall dried grasses in front.

Silhouette of a person swinging a tool at a dusty window in an abandoned, cracked room with sunlight streaming through outside trees behind.

Rusty pedestrian crossing sign half-hidden by tangled branches in an overgrown yard, with a dilapidated building in the background.

Abandoned teal tandem bicycle in a weed-filled yard with fallen leaves and a crumbling brick structure in the background.

Not everything that disappears is lost.

Between memory and imagination, myth begins.

MYTHOLOGIES