“The Course of Nature” is a project that moves in the not-too-distant future. A time when we have to live with nature on its terms. Although humans have always tried to influence nature, it is beyond our control. We live on a planet with clear wounds from man, but we don’t know how deep they are. This photo series also connects to Ann’s previous series “Two sides to a story”. A family story about how her mother and grandmother separated over 60 years ago. Through “A Course of Nature” the thoughts wander instead to the growing up environment. Where you end up shapes you. With family members as models, conscious choices between sharpness and blur and digital processing, Ann conveys her message.
Ann Eringstam was born in Växjö in 1977 and now lives and works south of Gothenburg. She obtained her master’s degree in photography at the University of Photography in Gothenburg in 2006. Ann has previously exhibited in both Sweden and abroad, including at Kulturhuset in Stockholm, Liljevalch Art Gallery, Hasselblad Center, Växjö Art Gallery, Halland Art Museum and the Finnish Museum of Photography.
