Holly Hann is a British photographer specialising in conceptual photography, known for her artistic approach and eye for detail. "The View from Between Villages is based around the idea of mortality, grief and acceptance. Two years ago, my family dog died. I found this event extremely difficult to process, as it was the first time I encountered the death of someone I loved. Losing Kofi was a defining moment in my life, it felt like his passing signified the demise of my own youth. The series explores the idea of change; how the familiar evolves as you mature, becoming something that’s unrecognisable as you are caught between the different phases of life. Using infrared photography, the images feature scenes in the garden from my childhood home and the surrounding village."

Carlotta Gallery

Holly Hann

"Sand and Fire, Australia Outback."

"Pause."

"Cleansing."

"The Nightfall."

"Curiosity."

"My Tree in the January Fog."

"Dandelion Prism."

“Existence.”

Holly Hann is no longer available, but you may be interested in these artworks:

"Dahab, Red Sky."

"Fremont Street, Las Vegas."

"Time Machine."

"Everyday Life."

"Gaze of a Wolf."

"Cloudy Mountains."

"Reflections of Identity: A Kaleidoscope of Self-Portraits."

"Tisser des liens. Entre passé et présent."