Photographs of bare, empty places in which the horizon is missing and the eye comes to a standstill. Ulrich Fleischmann describes a restless, constricting stillness: centred, often symmetrical images of walls, holes and landscapes that deny any geographical coordinates. Leon Kirchlechner recalls an inky black hole that suddenly opened in the cold ground and seemed to swallow the light; that experience is encoded in his images, where what appears is in fact absent.