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The Nature of Imitation As she was devoting herself

The Nature of Imitation As she was devoting herselfWhile understanding photography as a craft as well as an art, she pushed against its limitations. A painting or a drawing, unlike a photograph, is not bound to its subject. In the studio, an artist is free to take creativity wherever it leads For Yola, birds are a metaphor for her photographyfor the ability to fly into freedom while remaining, at times, captured or tethered. Excerpt from foreword by Elisabeth Biondi Looking closely at birds in the

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As she was devoting herself to her acting lessons

This series presents photographs from Seiichi and Christine’s very last trip

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before moving to Graz where he met Christine Gössler in 1978

The Nature of Imitation As she was devoting herselfWhile understanding photography as a craft as well as an art, she pushed against its limitations. A painting or a drawing, unlike a photograph, is not bound to its subject. In the studio, an artist is free to take creativity wherever it leads For Yola, birds are a metaphor for her photographyfor the ability to fly into freedom while remaining, at times, captured or tethered. Excerpt from foreword by Elisabeth Biondi Looking closely at birds in the

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