His Invisible Presence


  • Photographer
    Natcha Wongchanglaw
  • Prize
    3rd Place / Book/Monograph
  • University/School
    Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
  • Date of Photograph
    2022

Life is far too short. Until my father unexpectedly passed away, I never understood it. From the moment he fell ill until his passing, I was present for the entire event and observed it take place. The shared experiences of 'we' persist, creating a void when a loved one is gone. Influenced by 19th-century spirit photography, the work explores this persistent connection we feel with the departed. Using my personal experience to illustrate how my late father has passed, yet his presence is still felt everywhere, I wish to investigate the subject of my loved one's invisible presence in this work.

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