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No matter what impact a photo may have had on us, quickly most of them are forgotten, annihilated in the sea of images in which we are drowning tirelessly. I am deeply convinced that any still image, to remain more than a furtive pleasure, must be supported by its legend. This short story infused by the author to the light footprint captured by the camera gives any images its full meaning. Such a text does not necessarily have to be descriptive. It can be, of course, but it can also be suggestive, vague, difficult to decifer. It will only be a key for the viewer, forcing him to think, to ultimatly spend some time with the content of a photo. It is a way of creating communication, opening discussion, being alive. Then the viewer's soul may go wherever he wants with any image...

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My photo "The House of the Screaming Lady" allowed me to be named Photographer of the month by the Danish organization Better Moment in June 2017.

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My work, Life Line from the Tuurngaq project as been selected and included in the 2017Aperture Summer Open: On Freedom organized by Aperture Fondation in New York.  Curated by For Freedoms, the 2017 Aperture Summer Open: On Freedom offers a photographic response to Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms: freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom from want, and freedom from fear.

 

SEE: APERTURE FOUNDATION’S 2017 SUMMER OPEN EXHIBITION – ON FREEDOM Posted by Diana M. | Aug 9, 2017 at www.yaguniversity.com/aperture-foundations-2017-summer-open-exhibition-on-freedom/

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