‘Between here and there’ is a cinematographic photographic triptych centered around psychological alienation, loneliness, and inner tension. The trilogy follows three women caught in situations not of their own choosing. The threat is not a visible enemy, but an intangible presence that manifests as tension, uncertainty, and mental disruption.

The architecture and surroundings play an essential role within the project. Each location - a house, a hotel, and a holiday park - functions not merely as a backdrop, but as a psychological space where emotions become tangible. The series constantly moves between reality and fiction, between observation and interpretation.

Photographer Marc T. approaches photography as a constructed visual narrative. His work aligns more closely with cinema than with documentary photography. All scenes are meticulously staged and directed, without any post-digital manipulation. Sets, lighting, locations, and compositions exist entirely within the moment of photography. This creates an authentic yet fictional reality that brings deeper emotional and societal layers to light.