A Portrait in the Shower captures one man in two postures—facing forward and turned away—revealing both performer and private self. On one side, he stands boldly, holding his cock with quiet assertion. On the other, he braces against the wall, exposed and vulnerable.

This is not a mirror but a layered moment, showing the tension between self-presentation and inner desire. In the soft darkness of the shower, he is both seen and unseen, whole and fragmented. The image becomes less about what he’s doing, and more about how he wants to be remembered.