"I’m
21 years old and I’m currently studying analog photography in
Akademin Valand in Gothenburg.
I also work as an assistant in
preschool and freelance as a photographer."
“I
think it all started around the same time that cell phones got cameras,
like in 2005 or something in Sweden. I might have been ten at the time.
I believe I got my own camera in 2010, I was about 16 years old and I took photos of everything, it didn’t even have to be beautiful or meaningful to me. I just liked the sound of the camera when it snapped.”
like in 2005 or something in Sweden. I might have been ten at the time.
I believe I got my own camera in 2010, I was about 16 years old and I took photos of everything, it didn’t even have to be beautiful or meaningful to me. I just liked the sound of the camera when it snapped.”
’’I
used to think that I could never lose anyone if I photographed them
enough.
In fact, my pictures show me how much I’ve lost.’’
In fact, my pictures show me how much I’ve lost.’’
-
Nan Goldin
“
I’m
never quite pleased with what I do and I always wish that if I
could’ve taken that photo one more time, I would have changed this
and that. I look at all my photos likes sketches that I will remake
over and over again.
When
I think about all this I realize that I photograph because I take
myself doing it for granted, I can’t see myself in the future
without it even though I honestly hate it sometimes.”
"I think it's really amazing what light can do to someones skin, cheekbones or eyes.
The
possibilities never end because there are so many faces out there, and every face has it’s own unique expression. It enchants me in
the same way that some people can be enchanted by the thought of
space being infinite.”
"Faces are my biggest source of inspiration,
but I’m not so interested in the people or their behaviors.I believe that everyone has something about their face that is interesting.”
(Interview by Carli Rentsch)
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