Magda Kuca – The Grandmothers
Posted by Fabio 31 January 2018
The Grandmothers is a wet plate collodion series by photographer Magda Kuca, inspired by ethnological investigation: in order to make portraits of her Grandmother, Magda Kuca used objects made by herself, based on slavic rituals and customs. The use of the unusual technique strengthened the link between the artistic approach and her desire to dive into her ethnological heritage through reflection on history, memory and technology.
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