It takes a fair amount of passion to devote six years of one’s life to discovering the ins and outs of an absent man’s world, however inadvertently this may have occurred. Mikael Olsson simply visited this Swedish architect’s summer refuge and began photographing the fascinating, long-abandoned premises, when he became utterly enraptured and felt an unrelenting urge to dig deeper. This exploratory adventure effectively materialised into a palimpsest, in the guise of a comprehensive view of a life captured through the eyes of an intervener-cum-voyeur with much sensitivity and awe.