Lois is posing nude in the garden while her mother Carey is watering her plants, in an intimate portrait symbolizing motherhood and identity.

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The series "Lois & Carey" is a nuanced portrait of familial closeness, personal expression, and the unspoken tensions that shape lifelong bonds. In capturing the microcosm of one family, it speaks to broader truths about womanhood, queerness, aging, and the quiet revolutions that happen within the home.

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At its core, the work is about the complex dance between mothers and daughters – how identity is inherited, resisted, and reinvented.

Fotómetro is the artistic collaboration of London-based photographers Rona Bar and Ofek Avshalom, who are partners both in life and in their creative endeavors.

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Their work is distinguished by intimate and poignant portraiture that delves into the human experience.

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Their imagery often captures subjects at the intersection of vulnerability and empowerment, portraying people not just as they are, but as they wish to be seen.  

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The duo use photography as a tool for social commentary, frequently addressing themes of identity, gender expression, body diversity, and the beauty of the unconventional.  

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Their lens celebrates the poetry of real life, elevating the everyday into something extraordinary, through this approach, Fotómetro cultivates a space where authenticity and imagination coexist, pushing visual boundaries and inviting viewers to reconsider what it means to truly exist and be seen.

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