A haunting gelatin silver print by German artist Dieter Appelt, this work captures the ephemeral trace of breath condensed upon a mirror's surface, transforming a fleeting biological act into a meditation on mortality and presence. The foggy, transient mark left by exhaled air becomes a metaphor for the fragile boundary between the living body and its reflection. Appelt's stark black-and-white imagery heightens the tension between impermanence and documentation, freezing a momentary gesture that would otherwise vanish without a trace.