There's something so captivating about the work of Polish-born Ania Wawrzkowicz, and in
particular the series entitled Ambiguous Documents. I love its apparent simplicity, so subtle
and straightforward a representation of paper in everyday life... A reminder of how paper
dominated written communication, and also how it could be controlled and manipulated.
That's not to suggest that information can no longer be controlled and manipulated in
the digital form of today of course... but how thought provoking to see such a visual
representation of how it can be obscured and edited, and also amusing to see a literal
embroidering of the facts ;)
Ania Wawrzkowicz now lives and works as a commercial photographer in London.
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