Untitled (man and young boy on horses) 1948

Editor: This is an intriguing, untitled photograph by Harry Annas, showing a man and a young boy on horseback. It's an older print, and the grayscale tones create a somewhat ghostly atmosphere. What do you see in this piece? Curator: It's as if a memory materialized, isn’t it? The inverted tones give it a dreamlike, almost ethereal quality. I'm drawn to the relationship between the figures, the implied narrative, and the quiet stillness of the scene. What stories might these riders be telling? And what secrets are held within the silent trees? It feels like childhood summers, half-remembered. Editor: Yes! That sense of a half-remembered memory is powerful. Thanks for that perspective. Curator: My pleasure. Art should always feel like a personal journey, don’t you think?