At a carnival bar in La Louvière, two men sit side by side, their faces framed by identical oversized flower costumes. With matching mustaches, glasses, and deadpan expressions, they appear less like revelers and more like a mirrored punchline.

Photographed in 1979, the instant reflects Kalvar’s signature blend of absurdity and precision. The “twin flowers” sit in stark contrast to the chaos of celebration around them, stoic, surreal, and unintentionally comic. It’s an image of humor rooted not in performance but in perfect stillness.