It's been two years since Telegraph Gallery organised Mark Thera's seminal exhibition May, curated by Michal Jalůvka. The exhibition was architecturally conceived as a German villa from the 1980s, in which a story unfolded that included the death of the owner of the house. Entering the exhibition, the visitor became an observer, perhaps even a detective, who tried to decipher the story according to obvious and hidden clues. A corpse, an SS uniform, children's rooms full of Garfield-themed toys, used children's underwear, scattered sweets, photographs of naked young men - these clues served to portray the situation and let the visitor engage his own imagination. Take a look at some of the analogue photographs that were taken during the installation of the exhibition.
