From Japanese parks to German playgrounds, Kerstin Weiser uses harsh flash lighting and color-matched costumes to fuse humans with concrete structures

An individual wearing a blue jacket and white pants climbs horizontally across a large, weathered red sculpture with peeling paint against a clear blue sky.

When you catch the images on this page out of the corner of your eye, something strange happens.

A red gumboot and a checked hood stop reading as clothing and start reading as parts of the concrete structure they're perched on. A blue-jacketed figure curls into the crook of a bright red slide, arm outstretched, until it's difficult to tell where the fabric ends and the painted fibreglass begins.