Lurking Fiction 25 Photography by Naïma Erhart

Lurking fiction

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Lurking Fiction 01
Photography by Naïma Erhart
As I just turned the corner, I realised.
I didn’t hear any bird´s shriek since Mary had left town…
Lurking Fiction 02 
Photography by Naïma Erhart
Grey as the sky, red as my fucking shoes.
I knew something was wrong and didn’t even lift a finger.
Lurking Fiction 03
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Little Joe got him warned, that’s all he could do.
Lurking Fiction 04
Photography by Naïma Erhart
Take me home, he said. And the morning after, all we could find was his blue coat on a rocking chair, pockets full of broken vials, lights on
and a weird vanilla scent floating around.
Lurking Fiction 05 
Photography by Naïma Erhart
A moonshine distillery found under Mad Dog Lane´s kindergarten: the mystery of the wacky kids generation solved at last.
Lurking Fiction 06
Photography by Naïma Erhart
A moonshine distillery found under Mad Dog Lane´s kindergarten: the mystery of the wacky kids generation solved at last.
Lurking Fiction 07
Photography by Naïma Erhart
Run! Faded word on a wet pavement.
Lurking Fiction 08 Photography by Naïma Erhart
Found by a janitor on Tuesday morning: a severed foot wrapped in a Taco bread, tastefully displayed in a golf shoes shop.
Lurking Fiction 09 
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Looking for a back alley, some unusual hope twisting my guts and... I found her by mistake... she wasn´t what I was looking for...
Lurking Fiction 10
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Broken leg, blue eye, stunned child and a dozen of dead fowls around.
Lurking Fiction 11 
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As odd as it could be, his fractured skull remided me of my childhood soft-boiled eggs.
Lurking Fiction 12
Photography by Naïma Erhart
Oooh Lolly Dolly crappy chérie... that dreadful song kept bouncing on the walls, every dawn, from April till fall. And then we knew...
Lurking Fiction 13
Photography by Naïma Erhart
She´s damn right, I thought. The blue lights on, a windy night and Maggie´s loony lads... that´s all it took for this city to smash his artless soul.
Lurking Fiction 14
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Lobsters in tears, wishy-washy midnight talk and never-ending TV cartoons. I knew this was all a sop to my pride but never thought waiting for my fate in such a lousy hole.
Lurking Fiction 15
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Wrap it up swiftly and duck out!
Enough skeletons in the cupboard for today...
Lurking Fiction 16 
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Maybe we could eat him instead... After all, we know what mantis do to their own...
Lurking Fiction 17
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Shallow strollers feasting upon sorrows, you´re now no more, music has stopped. Roaches and rats´ squeals take over.
Lurking Fiction 18
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...got it bro! No need to shout! Just get the ribbon off his neck and tie that dynamite stick up!
Lurking Fiction 19
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How did you think Bloody Khan would take it? Drop the fight and dash off before your guts got spilled all around!
Lurking Fiction 20 Photography by Naïma Erhart
What a waste... his last meal was on Thursday and he didn’t even get to gulp down some of those special dumplings before they made him eat his own teeth...
Lurking Fiction 21
Photography by Naïma Erhart
Ten days left and a rhubarb pie. Just enough to hear Bennie cry.
Lurking Fiction 22
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What the heck Gloria! A barren land, some delirious kids and now that gruesome dance! I thought we had an agreement...
Lurking Fiction 23 
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That plan is gold... Precisely what I thought until I noted a missing blue button on his shirt and instantly felt a cold sweat down my spine.
Lurking Fiction 24
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Come on Harry... This ain´t no part of town where you should be... Miss Rosa said it already!
Lurking Fiction 25
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Go for it Jenna! Nobody´s expecting you to survive anyways...
Lurking Fiction 26
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He disappeared in a blast, leaving nothing but this noxious stench behind and a handful of hysterical bed bugs panicking in a jar.
Lurking Fiction 27
Photography by Naïma Erhart
I´m a fraud - he whined. You´re indeed - I whispered. And the second after, he got whacked so bad, I had the sweetest dreams of all nights.

It all starts with a walk. Wandering at night in this weirdly quiet part of town, playing a hunch turning right or left, thrilled by the thought I might once again step in front of this peculiar place I didn’t expect…

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It all starts with a walk. Wandering at night in this weirdly quiet part of town, playing a hunch turning right or left, thrilled by the thought I might once again step in front of this peculiar place I didn’t expect…

Berlin is full of these urban landscapes. The still ones, the boring ones. Neither pretty nor ugly. Just full of something you couldn’t describe. All seems trite and yet you stop, staring at your surroundings. You can’t help thinking something is bound to happen. Something has to occur.
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It could be a movie set, a crime scene or the everyday corner of your block…
Here is the perfect point for your fantasy to run wild.
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Roamig the streets a camera in my bag, I´m trying to catch the narrative scent of this chimerical city. Playing with codes, from film noir to Yellow journalism. Growing a meticulous collection of these places of lurking fiction.