InterviewJust Like You, But DifferentDrawn to the gestures and forms in old amateur photographs, photographer Fiona Struengmann highlights their compelling subject matter by chemically altering her collected images. The resulting series is a commentary on how photography contributes to memory across generations. Read More
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Just Like You, But Different
Drawn to the gestures and forms in old amateur photographs, photographer Fiona Struengmann highlights their compelling subject matter by chemically altering her collected images. The resulting series is a commentary on how photography contributes to memory across generations.
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