Combined portraits of renowned New York City art patrons Sidney and Flora Biddle. The photographs - playful, dreamlike and occasionally grotesque - are arresting meditations on identity and partnership and on the endless number of ways two can be one. Through recombined photographs the artist explores the complexities of family ties. Geoffrey Biddle's work partakes of a renowned tradition in photography that explores the fragmented or distorted body and could be compared to those of contemporary photographers Jerry Uelsmann, Joel Peter-Witkin and John Coplans