Can You See Me?

They live across the street from each other. And neither of them has said a word.

Bishop Black and Luna Silver steal glances across the distance between them — loaded looks that last just long enough to mean something, just short enough to maintain plausible deniability. The suburban street between them might as well be an ocean. And yet the chemistry crossing it is completely, quietly electric.

What exists between them blurs the line between fantasy and reality — desire that lives in the imagination first and finds its way into something real, slowly, beautifully and with the particular emotional weight of wanting a stranger you've been watching from a careful distance.

An intimate, romantic and genuinely moving erotic encounter — suburban desire shot with the artsy precision and emotional intelligence that defines Nina Sever's work.