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Reflections of Transitioning

Posted on 02.14.17 by VoiceCatcher

by Carolyn Campbell

Size: 8″ x 9.5″

Medium: Digital Photo Montage

Artist Statement: 
For me, this piece captures the unsettling moments of Self transition: When we face our own sense of identity, perception, being, and truth. When we discover our Self in a world that doesn’t fit who we know we are inside. There is a sadness. There is hope. There is a moment when we choose to honor our deepest SELF, even when others want us to stay as they want us to be.

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