Myth of a Woman

Agnieszka Sosnowska immigrated to Iceland 13 years ago. With her photographs she has documented a path in life she never planned or expected. She photographs herself, her students, new family members and friends. Her inspiration is the strength of the female spirit she has found in Iceland.
From Agnieszka
When does history become myth? How does that myth record a truth?
I immigrated to Iceland 13 years ago. I married an Icelander. I’m often asked, “Why Iceland?” My reasons range from a rural lifestyle and a good job to beautiful nature, and my response ends with Icelandic women.
I am documenting a path in life I never planned or expected. In my eyes the female spirit in Iceland encompasses strength and community. This strength has served as an inspiration in my life as an immigrant. I photograph myself, my students, new family members and friends. The inclusion of myself in these places represents connectedness to a place.
These photographs are my myths. They are my love, hopes, fears, and strength. They are my truth.
Agnieszka Sosnowska
Ljósmyndir úr safneign og sérhannaðar fallegar vörur sem tengjast sýningarhaldi
