The project, realised between 2013 and 2020 on the Danish island of Samsø, is searching for the relation between its inhabitants, their land and their culture.
Samsø is a traditional, Danish island that has based its economy on agriculture for centuries and relied heavily on producing vegetables for large parts of Denmark. The structure of the island is typical to the danish countryside; it is divided in several parishes, with each village located not more than 3 km from each other and with fields in between.
In collaboration with Samsø Museum, the photographs are soon going to be exhibited at the museum’s newly renovated exhibitions halls in Tranebjerg.
A book collecting the exhibited photographs is going to be published by Narayana Press (DK) and will be presented at the exhibition’s opening in March 2021.
