Ruth Lauer Manenti photographed the house she lived in with her mother before she died. The result is a series of images as moving in what they suggest as in what they depict. Emptiness, absence and the loss of a loved one are materialized by empty rooms, inanimate everyday objects and suspended gestures. All the way to this powerful photograph of a departing mother.
Published as a result of the Star Photobook Dummy Award, I Imagined It Empty is a book coated with a halo of white light, like a glaze evoking a dream or a memory that is beginning to fade.
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