Marysa Dowling photographic practice is concerned with human behavior, an exploration and observation of how people function, communicate and relate to each other. Projects are not specific to one time or place, often become multi-layered, happening in several countries, during which she build connections across communities, societies and cultures. Working closely with her subjects Dowling explores the ways in which we represent ourselves. Looking at how we function as both individuals and as part of various social and cultural groups. Projects also concentrate on our sense of place, considering relationships, family and community as an interdependent mass. Central to Dowlings’ practice is the role that photography plays in daily life as a means of expression and representation. More recent projects have centered on objects and journeys..

 

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