At the water’s edge, she encounters a version of herself that does not obey the laws of reflection. One body remains anchored to the earth while the other rises from the dark surface like a memory seeking form. Between them, the pond becomes a threshold where identity divides, returns, and quietly observes itself. Model: Veronica Holzer
I'm Alexander Forst, known professionally as LXPHOTON. Originally from Berlin, I have been living and working creatively in Switzerland for over a decade, running my professional photography studio in Zug. Throughout my career, I’ve been honored with numerous international awards, and my work has been featured in renowned publications and platforms such as Forbes, BBC, and various art and photography magazines. Beyond my deep passion for Fine-Art portraiture, I've also achieved international recognition in landscape, street, and astrophotography—fields in which I've earned multiple awards