
In my travels I have detected that the more extreme locations tend to foster a greater sense of family. Intuitively this is understandable – life is hard and this encourages a spirit of togetherness. This Inuit family in the far north of Baffin Island is a unit and they behave as one. It is a simple photograph but it has the capacity to stir strong emotions in those that live more complicated lives.
Artwork Details
Archival Pigment PrintEdition of 12, 3 APs, 1 EPStandard: 16" x 53" unframed · 31" x 68" framedLarge: 24" x 80" unframed · 39" x 95" framed
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