Unbalanced

A lone figure stands in the corner of a squash court, facing the wall. She wears a white bodysuit and boxing gloves — sport stripped back to its barest elements — and the combination of settings creates an immediate tension. The vast white walls, precisely ruled with bold red lines, dwarf her completely. She occupies maybe a tenth of the frame.

Shot from above and to the side, the geometry is impeccable: the court’s converging angles draw every line in the composition toward her, yet she faces away, unreachable. The warm oak floor grounds the image without breaking its stillness. There is no motion here, no opponent — just a figure alone with the wall and whatever she brought to it.

Minimal, powerful and impossible to read definitively. Unbalanced is an image that asks more questions than it answers, and looks extraordinary doing it. Fine art giclée print on premium archival paper.