"do as you please" brings together a group of color photographs spanning namely from the 90s to the early 2000s. Rejecting the idea of a perfect frame, and instead characteristic for what Pomar calls the receptive gaze, we are allowed to rest our eyes on fleeting moments, the reality and rawness of which embody critical characteristics of our own existence. While many of Pomar’s early black and white photographs have removed the identity of the depicted, his color photographs approach the subject in a more direct manner. Their composition and frame become less ambiguous and more aggressive, challenging through their performativity the limits of intimacy while allowing us further into the image.