The photographs were taken in the context of Daniel Steegmann Mangrané’s work on the film Fog Dog, which takes as point of departure the curious interaction of human and non-human inhabitants of the Institute of Fine Arts of Dhaka, documenting the daily life of the school and the numerous stray dogs that live there and seem to lead a parallel existence.

The photographs share the atmospheric aspect of the film. Some have little details, like a butterfly on the dusty bamboo sphere hanging in the dark hall way, others focus on the iconic silhouettes of the stray dogs, as sphinx in unlikely setting with bit-off ear, or depict an aspect of nature, such as the canopy of trees or the reflection of the small pond shining through the thicket of leaves.