Grass for the rabbits (2022) Fotografia por Liliia Kucher

The print is part of my ongoing work Body.Mind.Land where I explore connections between the body, the mind and the environment. The main inspiration comes from overcoming major depressive disorder. It's a time when I profoundly felt the interrelationship between my physical and mental well-being, and the impact of the environment on my health. The work consists of three parts: Body, Mind, and Land. These parts are interconnected, and explain each respective concept in relation to the experience of recovery from depression.

LAND

Being connected to nature has been meaningful to me since I was a child. I grew up in a rural area surrounded by wild grasses, crops and woods. When I started feeling daunted by depression, retreats into nature added a new purpose: self-replenishment. No matter how terrible I was feeling, after a walk in a park or by the seashore, I felt restored and the spark of feeling alive was reignited. Often I was taking a camera with me, and I was photographing whatever caught my attention on the way. I kept doing this exercise during and post-depression. In this way, pictures of nature refer to these therapeutic walks and represent different moods and states of mind I experienced at the time of photographing them.


Pigment prints on archival cotton paper

22 x 33 cm on 29,7 x 42 cm paper

Limited edition of 20

Each print is made with archival pigment inks on 100% cotton, acid and lignin free, Hanhemuhle Museum Etching 350 g paper

They are produced by Atelier de Imagem lab, in Lisbon, and certified within the Digigraphie system

The prints are numbered and hand signed by me, and are accompanied by their corresponding certificate

They are sold not framed, but if you would like to order one already framed please contact me directly and we can organise it

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