In their works, Anna & Bernhard Blume examine the absurdities of bourgeois domestic life. Staging themselves as protagonists in large-format black-and-white photo sequences, they transform everyday spaces into sites of surreal upheaval, where objects fly, collapse, and rebel. With irony and philosophical depth, the Blumes interrogate conventions of gender, identity, and transcendence – using the photographic medium itself to blur the boundaries between reality and the imaginary.