My photographs make for detailed stories and use symbols that are meant to be read and analysed with an open mind.
“We tend to interpret portraits as though we were reading something inherent in the person portrayed … We easily link the people’s facial features to the content of their character. This is odd. After all, we no longer believe you can determine someone’s personality by measuring their skull with a pair of calipers … Not […]
"I talk to people I’m photographing to gauge their mood and to involve them. Portraiture demands participation or magic will not be achieved."
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