for me its him facing away from the camera so we have a better look into the laptop than his face
like hes hiding
the lamp hanging off the ceiling and the lighting is like a morgue's, were we study and dissect people. but theres little to study here, its a bare room, devoid of anything other than his laptop. The more our eyes wander the more we realize it's just empty space, despite this being someone's bedroom. Our eyes naturally are naturally drawn to the person, but there's no face to empathize. No details, no scars, no tattoos, no brands, no clothing -- the person is simply a canvas to project to, a corpse meant to be dissected with our eyes. This feeling is heightened as the photo is centered on his matress and the subject is in almost the edge of the frame and behind the matress

it's schizoid kino.