Alena Ponch

I like to shoot absurd things, non-trivial portraits, details. I study the topic of corporeality, the perception of individuality and its absence in the context of an individual personality and interaction between a group of people.
The idea of ​​depersonalization attracts, since everything depersonalized can relate to everyone at once and to no one at the same time. To get involved in the topic or to stay watching from the sidelines? Anyone can be anyone. Everyone decides for himself what to see and how to interpret it.
Enter into dialogue with yourself or abstract and lose your ego? Both paths intertwine and give the chance to see colors that I didn’t notice before, individuality that was lost, and a community that, it would seem, is not here.