Family Photos Tell Story of Life, Death, Physical Erosion and Solitude

by Alison Zavos on September 14, 2012 · 0 comments

Patricia Voulgaris photography

Home Sweet Home, a collection of over 100 photographs, is a reflection of my family and my life. They tell a story about life, death, physical erosion, loneliness and solitude. But despite their darkness, there is also a glimmer of hope and perseverance.

By taking these photos I have preserved my parents existence in a specific moment in time. It has allowed me to mentally break free and cross boundaries that I never thought I would cross. The more I kept shooting, the more I discovered about our relationship.

Some of the images told me things that were not apparent to me in the past. Every picture revealed another piece to a puzzle that was much greater and complex than I ever imagined.—Patricia Voulgaris

Patricia Voulgaris is a photography student at the School of Visual Arts in New York.

Patricia Voulgaris photography

Patricia Voulgaris photography

Patricia Voulgaris photography

Patricia Voulgaris photography

Patricia Voulgaris photography

Patricia Voulgaris photography

Patricia Voulgaris photography

Patricia Voulgaris photography

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