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A place of refuge, Lydia Goldblatt’s new series is a gentle contemplation on loss and uncertainty
Unequivocally relevant, Fugue is an empathetic lockdown project that lenses themes of family and motherhood.
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“Photographing felt liberating and intuitive,” says Lydia Goldblatt of the moment she first picked up a camera. It was while visiting her father’s birthplace with her family that she initially laid her hands on one, before being completely taken aback by the medium’s immediacy in documenting “things newly seen, even if the picture itself turned out to be rubbish.”
At the time, the now-London-based photographer was studying languages at university, thinking that she’d later pursue a career in journalism. Writing was a “hard-won and extremely slow’ and “torturous affair” though and so she shortly steered away from that goal. It’s no wonder she, therefore, jumped to the device of a camera for its fast-paced ability to capture the world around her.
PHmuseum’s Best Photobooks of 2020 10 December 2020 - Written by PHmuseum
Selected by our team of curators and contributors, we are glad to present our personal list of top 12 photobooks published in this unprecedented year.
Afterlife by Vasantha Yogananthan | Published by Chose Commune | Selected by Rocco Venezia
Afterlife is the sixth chapter and the penultimate book from
A Myth of Two Souls, the ambitious series started in 2013 by Vasantha Yogananthan, inspired by the Indian myths of The Ramayana. Although all the titles featured some unique approach and interpretation to the stories,
Afterlife signals quite a drastic departure from the early chapters of the series. Even without showing the violence,