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Really a strange series of pictures, reminiscent in a way of William Eggleston in their raw and uncompromising directness. Good use of the building features in the background to give a face to your reflected colossus. As a bonus we finally get to meet you face to face. Bloody good.

Marco, I agree with Jack on the brilliant use of the reflection to modify the face of the figure.  It gives it the look of a cyborg.  This photo is probably my favorite of the series, because you have taken the art and added to it - it has become as much about you as it is about the bleeding man. 

Jack and Mark, Thank you both for your comments. It is indeed a striking work of art. Together with the reflections I got a personal touch. It is rather difficult to photograph the man inside the box of glass. Most of the time there is nothing to see, only a white box. Suddenly and irregular the bleeding man appears. One can see him in a split second. It required time and patience to get these pictures. And of course a photographic action just in time. I am happy with the results also because of the confusing contribution of the reflections.

 

The more time spent viewing this image the more details I find. A story starts to develop of the duality of man. The strong outer and the passive inner self.

Von, Thank you for your comment. I agree with you and I feel in this work of art that the harmony within man can change very fast.