every... Nicholas Nixon's Brown Sisters

A densely layered chromogenic print, Khan's work overwhelms the viewer with the haunting accumulation of Nicholas Nixon's iconic annual portraits of the Brown Sisters, collapsing four decades of time into a single, richly textured image. The repeated exposures blur and merge the sisters' figures into ghostly, trembling forms, evoking the relentless passage of time and the weight of memory. The resulting darkness of the composition transforms a deeply personal photographic archive into a meditation on aging, intimacy, and the inevitable fade of human presence.