Posted on May 9, 2023
Through her grief, an Indian American photographer rediscovers her heritage
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"I developed this photo essay, Roots Hanging from the Banyan Tree, over the past three years. Photography became my therapy as I grappled with loss, grief and racial reckoning over the course of the pandemic. Searching for my identity as an Indian American woman became intertwined with the struggle to ground myself after losing my grandmother to COVID-19".
"I developed this photo essay, Roots Hanging from the Banyan Tree, over the past three years. Photography became my therapy as I grappled with loss, grief and racial reckoning over the course of the pandemic. Searching for my identity as an Indian American woman became intertwined with the struggle to ground myself after losing my grandmother to COVID-19".
Through her grief, an Indian American photographer rediscovers her heritage
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Photography is amazing...it opens up creativity and leaves the mind to wander. Photos are an exact moment in time. When you pull one out and look at it you know exactly where it was and what the conversations were and probably what you werethinking when you took th shot. Videos ae good for listening t voices et al...but photos are where it is at for me.
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