*Twinned Exposures* brings two photographic exposures of daffodils into a shared textile surface. Each image is sublimation-printed onto a separate translucent polyester layer, then stretched over a hand-built wooden frame. As light moves through the veils, the figurative forms drift in and out of alignment, softening into a doubled image that never resolves completely. The work treats the textile as a soft image carrier—an open, porous frame where figuration becomes unstable and presence holds a shifting, atmospheric quality.