The Nature of Imitation Published by MACK

Published by MACK

23 x 17 cm

focusing on photographic practise by Burmese photographers during and after the colonial period

When she passed away

The Nature of Imitation Published by MACKWhile understanding photography as a craft as well as an art, she pushed against its limitations. A painting or a drawing, unlike a photograph, is not bound to its subject. In the studio, an artist is free to take creativity wherever it leads For Yola, birds are a metaphor for her photographyfor the ability to fly into freedom while remaining, at times, captured or tethered. Excerpt from foreword by Elisabeth Biondi Looking closely at birds in the