Fisherman’s Daughter
SOMEWHERE there IS MY BIG FISH. We had a difficult relationship. We are like two fish: trying to say something to each other, but do not understand each other.
SOMEWHERE there IS MY BIG FISH. We had a difficult relationship. We are like two fish: trying to say something to each other, but do not understand each other.
Road theme and new spaces investigation are issues I’m focused on during visiting Saint Petersburg suburbs.
Sometime you find yourself at a place you did not expect to be at. The doors open, and you are “somewhere” now. What do you see? What do you notice around?
In the summer I worked as a counselor in a children's camp. With my camera I tried to capture the moments of childhood.
This is a story about the growth of many Russian cities. Massive new blocks are being built here on the site of old villages and suburbs.
These buildings are 100 years old, they are not protected by the state. But this is also the history of the city. Not very famous and not advertised.
Sasha believes he can talk to spirits and improve the fate of others, but he needs alcohol to do that since alcohol is his mediator.
Night photography was a pretext to get drown in the darkest places of the city, the same way and for the same reasons one can drown into alcohol.
He is extremely passionate about tattoos which symbolically refer to the social movement known as “Plant your tree”. Andrey is the spiritual creator and founder of this movement.
Tatyana Kolbatova traveled through the space and time in three different cities. Imaginary constructions reflecting reality are becoming it them selves.
“Maybe an Island” is a visual diary of what surrounded me. With photography I wanted to capture this sense of isolation and find a trace of the lost time.
