ANIMA, Ingeborg Løvdal (Signed & Numbered with A5 Print)
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Following a severe brain infection and complications from tick bites, the Norwegian journalist and photographer spent years living with the long aftereffects of illness. The physical world around her narrowed to an 80-meter radius-a circle that would later become the quiet frame for her first artist’s book. 'ANIMA' is a portrait of resilience and light. A contemplation on this thing we call life.
“I could not walk far, so I learned to go deeper" (Ingeborg Løvdal)
Drawn by the wild storms and the mesmerizing light of her upbringing, Ingeborg Løvdal returned to Norway’s west coast at the age of 37, having left her hometown already at 17. What began as a dream of refuge-an untouched island shore, new and unknown to both herself, her husband and two young children-slowly turned into a personal struggle.
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Following a severe brain infection and complications from tick bites, the Norwegian journalist and photographer spent years living with the long aftereffects of illness. The physical world around her narrowed to an 80-meter radius-a circle that would later become the quiet frame for her first artist’s book. 'ANIMA' is a portrait of resilience and light. A contemplation on this thing we call life.
“I could not walk far, so I learned to go deeper" (Ingeborg Løvdal)
Drawn by the wild storms and the mesmerizing light of her upbringing, Ingeborg Løvdal returned to Norway’s west coast at the age of 37, having left her hometown already at 17. What began as a dream of refuge-an untouched island shore, new and unknown to both herself, her husband and two young children-slowly turned into a personal struggle.
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