Berlin-based photographer Ute Klein's portraits are fusions of two, body and shape braided together in this sort of infinite, circulatory channel. They make up her recent series, Resonanzgeflechte, a self-created word that translates to something like 'resonant entanglement.' The couples are presented as 3-D sculptures, available to us on the surface, yet seemingly contained on the inside. Klein calls these forms the 'Body of the Couple', suggesting a transformation of two to one.
