Hotel Solitude
A fictional-subjective photo story of three events in hotel rooms that happen again and again. They describe the loneliness of hotel guests. Abandonment, lack of relationships and emptiness are described in short stories, which also become clear through the absence of people in the picture. The camera view allows the viewer to participate in what is happening up close.
A recurring design feature is the hotel light, standing in the room like a full moon, as a metaphor for loneliness and melancholy, as well as the room windows as a sign of "way out, escape, but also hopelessness". The hotel is where the events happen and connects all stories together.