Marlon Brando, 2006, photographed by Jessica Backhaus from her What Still Remains project, published by Kehrer Verlag in 2008.

“Turning points, in-between states, a beautiful kind of limbo that tugs at the heart and suggests stories of loss and remembrance. That is what photographs are, after all, memorials that stop time and hold it for a moment, for our contemplation. If Backhaus’s photographs are partly memorials to lost combs and half-eaten apples, they surely allude, as well, to other things that have been lost along the way.”

— Jean Dykstra, from the introduction of What Still Remains