The most famous of all the Dutch painters was born in Leiden in 1606. I found a poster of his self-portrait displayed in a window there. I’ve turned it into an image rich in contradiction. Shooting from the side, I’ve softly diffused the face of Rembrandt, yet made the frame of the window sharp and unforgiving. The frame divides the painter’s face into eleven parts, incarcerating him in a virtual prison. We would expect to view him whole. Instead, I give him to you as fragments of time. Once again, I ask your imagination to take over and make of this image whatever it will.