The forgotten people lost to war surely must be the ultimate tragedy, no one to mourn their loss, no grave or marker with their name, in this case only the artists family connection has shone a light on the awful plight of these lost nameless souls. A critical and poignant way to remember them.
The forgotten people lost to war surely must be the ultimate tragedy, no one to mourn their loss, no grave or marker with their name, in this case only the artists family connection has shone a light on the awful plight of these lost nameless souls. A critical and poignant way to remember them.
Hi Andy, I've included this in Flipboard's photography newsletter today: https://flipboard.com/@mia/some-favorite-photography-substacks-50kq0f9araorioci Thanks for all that you do, and to the Substack community for recommending you in my Note!
Awesome — Thank you, Mia!
Very poignant work, thanks for sharing.
This project is so unique in the story it tells and how the medium is used! Thanks for sharing her work!
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
That's a devotional project. Thank you.
Haunting and powerful
What a powerful project. I love the care and attention inherent in the making of these physical objects to memorialize the patients.
Sarah's photography pushed in a direction to name these nameless souls. They are inspiring imagery with a story to tell.
Wow, such beautiful and meaningful images!
Stunning cyanotypes! Beautiful heartfelt memorial to the forgotten. Thanks for sharing, Andy!
Thank you for looking, Stella!
Hi, I just subscribed to the "free" version for now - can I still be in the running for Crewdson's book?
Yes!
These are incredible. Thank you for sharing.
Wow! What a unique and interesting project with some really beautiful images. Thank you for sharing Sarahs work.
Thank you for sharing this work. Thought provoking
Really interesting substack -amazing words and prints.