Fine Art
London
Nikon D750
The tale of the girl in red has long been told as a warning against dangers lurking outside, in the forest, among strangers. Yet beneath the hood, another story unfolds. Here, the fairy tale is not a path through the woods but a passage through the psyche. It asks how danger marks identity, how scars are carried forward, and how inherited roles blur the boundaries between choice and inevitability. Little Red Riding Hood becomes a study in thresholds: between childhood and adulthood, inside and outside, self and other. The wolf lingers not as an intruder but as an inheritance, a presence that dwells within. The question is no longer what waits in the forest, but what shadows we carry, and how they continue to shape the self.
Elisa Miller
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