A photographic project delving into the themes of stillness, tranquillity, and the symbiotic relationship between life and death in graveyards. Inspired by Jess Kohl’s ‘Friends of the Dead,’ it captures the essence of contemplation and reflection within these spaces.
Informed by Roland Barthes and Heidegger, the project offers a nuanced perspective on the significance of cemeteries. Contrary to sombre perceptions, Necrobiome showcases the overlooked beauty, resilience, and growth present.
Drawing inspiration from Kohl’s portraits of cemetery workers, the project focuses on the sculptural and textural aspects of graves and vegetation. Highlighting intricate details, it brings a fresh perspective to death, stimulating thought and appreciation for graveyard aesthetics.
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