LETTERS FROM CHERNOBYL

Artist: Maria Mann
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LETTERS FROM CHERNOBYL

Several years ago I had the honor of meeting a man who was the first photojournalist on the scene of the Chernobyl disaster. We collaborated on a photo project of his images, negatives that he kept in suitcases all those years, for the twentieth anniversary of the event. He is larger than life, a man who has survived, who still takes photographs and who never ceases to inspire me.

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melodious

incredibly awesome
Marion Cullen

A very moving work.
Susan Grissom

its fabulous….......
Maria Mann

I am so very touched by all of your words and responses. Thank you all.
Mechellerene

Your work blows me away…. I’m so touched.
Maria Mann

Mechellerene, thank you sincerely.
walraji

Another beautiful work, I like your new way to do art.
Maria Mann

Hi Emilio, something just happened…I turned a corner. Thank you very much.
biss13

Most interesting work…
Maria Mann

Thank you biss13, by the way I will be doing a workshop with 10 Ukrainian photographers beginning next month.
gurgie

amazing work!
Maria Mann

Thanks much gurgie!
Sophie Shapiro

Fantastic work and extremely interesting! Wow is all I can!Sx
Maria Mann replied

Hi Sophie, a wow from you is much appreciated!
Zaldy Infante

superb work!!
Maria Mann replied

Many thanks to you Zaldy!
ltruskett

Striking image…........and powerful message…..........God luv him for surviving….....
Maria Mann

Thank you so very much, and for Igor too.
Dave Hiskey

this is great…very evocative and moving
Maria Mann

Thanks so much Dave.
robyn nuttall

a very moving and subtle artwork Maria.
Maria Mann

Hi Robyn, many thanks for your kind comments.
Gerda Grice

Beautiful work, Maria that tells a wonderful story of sorrow and survival.
Maria Mann

Oh, Gerda, I thank you so much for your words.