Images from Silence by Giorgia Carena
Twentytwo poems of Emily Dickinson become images.
A woman bared through words.
A second woman bares to give new life to those words.
Grief.
Poetry.
Grief again.
Loneliness.
Life destroys us, sometimes.
We need to write.
We need to photograph.
We need to find a way to vomit our grief somewhere.
Emily poured it on paper.
I read her words and photographed them.
These images are the emotion in her words.
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Photographic Book published by M-House Editrice, 2013
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Emily Dickinson (1863) J769 – F497
Emily Dickinson (1864) J903 – F80
Emily Dickinson (1861) J245 – F261
Emily Dickinson (1861) J245 – F261
Emily Dickinson (1858), J26 – F17
Emily Dickinson (1859) J108 – F156
Emily Dickinson (1872) J1212 – F278
Emily Dickinson (1863) J726 – F750
Emily Dickinson (1864) J875 – F926
Emily Dickinson (1863) J761 – F484
Emily Dickinson (1862) J528 – F411
Emily Dickinson (1862) J486 – F473
Emily Dickinson (?) J1765 – F1747
Emily Dickinson (1868) J1127 – F1146
Emily Dickinson (1862) J303 – F409
Emily Dickinson (1861) J288 – F260
Emily Dickinson (1864) J850 – F955
Emily Dickinson (1872) J1233 – F1249
Emily Dickinson (1872) J1233 – F1249
Emily Dickinson (1862) J531 – F584
Emily Dickinson (1862) J441 – F519
Emily Dickinson (1862) J479 – F458
Emily Dickinson (?) J1765 – F1774
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