Nude Handstand | Stockholm, Sweden Print

Savannah Wishart’s nude photography emerges from a deeply personal journey through depression, body dysmorphia, and the search for self-acceptance. Her work began as an act of survival and reclamation: a way of seeing her body without judgment, of standing unarmored before her own gaze. This path began in 2017, as she began the process of leaving an abusive relationship, fleeing from the US to build a new life in Sweden. Rooted in the practice of forest bathing and self-love practices, her art places the human form within untamed landscapes, dissolving the boundary between body and earth. The forest becomes both witness and collaborator, a mirror that reflects not how a body “should” look, but the truth of what it is — resilient, scarred, strong, and whole. Savannah’s photographs balance strength and vulnerability, intimacy and wilderness. They are not posed to seduce, but to celebrate; not to conceal, but to reveal. Each piece of art is a meditation on healing, belonging, and the quiet power of inhabiting one’s body as part of the natural world. For collectors, her work offers more than aesthetic beauty — it carries the narrative of transformation, of seeing the body as landscape, and of finding wholeness in the places where humanity and nature meet.