Exploring intimate and enigmatic portraiture, Viviane Sassen’s Roxane dives into the interplay of form, shadow, and color. The images capture a singular figure with an abstracted aesthetic that blurs the boundary between subject and environment, suggesting themes of identity and transformation.

The photographic strategy emphasizes stylized composition and vibrant contrasts within a minimalistic framework. This approach creates a mood that is simultaneously private and surreal, inviting close contemplation of the figure’s presence and absence across the series.

Published in 2012 by oodee, the 72-page volume presents a focused artistic inquiry in a compact format, allowing the visual narrative to unfold with measured deliberation.