Dayanita Singh employs a measured, intimate visual strategy in Let’s See, inviting close attention to the physicality of photographic prints and their display. The images often highlight how photographs inhabit space alongside viewers, exploring themes of memory, presence, and the act of looking itself.
Comprising 304 pages and published by Steidl in 2022, the book challenges conventional album viewing through its consideration of photographs as objects and their spatial relationships. Singh’s approach emphasizes a contemplative mood, where pauses and shifts in perspective engage the audience’s perception.
