SNOW WHITE

People with albinism, like photographic material, are light sensitive. Light leaves an irreversible imprint on their body. This whiteness that makes them stand out, when captured in an image, almost makes them dissolve, consumed by the light. By emphasizing the whiteness of their skin I try to present it as a fragile physical state but at the same time as a powerful metaphor. They magnify the idea of fragility but also that of (un)earthly, breathtaking beauty.