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Hozho
Photographs by Angélique Boudet
Hozho is a word used by a Native American tribe, the Navajos. It means 'healing beauty' and 'harmony with the world'. This series is a collection of pictures taken in Brazil, Italy, Canada, Mexico and Morocco.
Description:
19 black and white photographs on baryta paper
Dimensions 28x28 cm (11x11 in)
Black frame, 40x50 cm (15x20 in)
Hozho is a word used by a Native American tribe, the Navajos. It means 'healing beauty' and 'harmony with the world'. This series is a collection of pictures taken in Brazil, Italy, Canada, Mexico and Morocco.
Description:
19 black and white photographs on baryta paper
Dimensions 28x28 cm (11x11 in)
Black frame, 40x50 cm (15x20 in)
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