we can sense a shift in Sanguinetti’s relationship to the cousins and the work they make: from insular childhood collaborators to three women with lives branching in different directions
they pertain to a real sense of photo realism
Rusted farm equipment and scattered debris line the horizon
results in an ever-increasing independence from their families and each other
he teases out the meanings held within inanimate objects and how they reveal their owner’s personality
Fine Print: Injured Russian soldiers at a hospital underground in Bakhmut, close to the frontlines. Bakhmut, Ukraine, 22 January 2024 Image size:16 x 20 in (40 x 50 cm) we can sense a shift"The war in Ukraine is being fought with bullets and artillery, but it began years earlier on Russian television, the primary news source for most Russians. Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the last critical media outlets have been closed and social media blocked, creating an alternative reality where the army is said to be "demilitarizing" Ukraine and battling the "collective, fascist West." This work tries to serve as a historical record,