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Laura Ribeiro Mascarenhas - Untitled #13

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Laura Ribeiro Mascarenhas - Untitled #13

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Technique: Pigment print / Epson Enhanced Matte Paper
Dimensions: 40 x 60 cm
Year: 2015
Edition: 10/10 +3 AP
Medium: Digital Collage

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“Much of my work is a response to what is going on in the world around us - the mass displacement of people, forced migration, and the dislocation and exile of many groups of people all over the world are very troubling to me. Living in Barcelona I have felt very helpless watching the European refugee crisis unfold right on my doorstep. My most recent show “Where The Water Takes Us” deals with the profound effect this has had on me. I hope that through my work the audience is able to have empathy and awareness about what is going on in the world today.” - Our new #ArtistHighlight and Interview with @rithikamerchant is now live on #TheEarthIssue 🌱 Click the link in our bio to read the whole interview 👆🏽👆🏽
New Artist feature up via #TheEarthIssue today: @emmalivingphoto 🌚 ''My interest in water and concern for the well-being of our seas, oceans, rivers and lakes has been growing over the last few years. It has now become common knowledge that our oceans are under serious threat from pollution. Our relationship with nature remains ambivalent. We love it but we are not capable of taking care of it. We once believed nature as infinite, yet now it has become tangibly finite. For this series, I focus and scan the surface of the water until I come across the next image I wish to capture. Doing this, I am mesmerized by the constant and subtle changes in light, texture, lines, patterns and colours of the water as the wind brushes its surface, or the sun hides behind a cloud.” - Read more about Emma’s work via the link in our bio 👆🏽👆🏽
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