Acid Candy Obie Oberholzer a mirror whose surface reflects

a mirror whose surface reflects the surrounding world but is also a gate into a submerged realm where bathers are distorted and fragmented―“murky waters” that reveal the unconscious and darker connotations of the pool

The Trap delves into the Atlantian music scene

When we illuminate the contents of the unconscious

First serialised in “Nihon Camera” magazine from 1978 on

an intriguing dialogue takes place before our eyes

Acid Candy Obie Oberholzer a mirror whose surface reflectsFirst edition of Acid Candy by Miles Aldridge. First impression. Medium format hardback in fine condition. Signed with a personalised inscription to the title page. About Published to coincide with Aldridges 2008 exhibition at the Reflex Gallery, Amsterdam. The title refers to the hard boiled sweets Aldridge had as a child, but also refer to the acid hued colours of his photographs.