ARTDOC Magazine selected two of Susan Moldenhauer’s images for Living Space, a global online exhibition.

Living Space explores the environments we inhabit and the spaces that shape everyday experience. It presents photographic perspectives on the places we move through and the surroundings that form part of daily life. The exhibition encompasses cityscapes, rural landscapes, domestic interiors, architecture, and the built environment. The focus is on attention and observation — on how photographers look at the spaces around them and translate lived experience into images. The works explore not only how we shape our surroundings, but how our surroundings shape us. Together, the photographs present the spaces we live in, move through, observe, and inhabit.

Moldenhauer’s selected images are Independence and Self, both from her ongoing series that explores time, place, and identity through self-reflections in the storefront windows of Laramie, WY, where she has lived for more than 30 years.