Like many of us, South African photographer @kentandreasen struggles to come to terms with the human-nature relationship — how we seek to connect with nature yet also reject it.
Shaped by South Africa’s dramatic natural landscapes and the collective experiences of a nation, Andreasen’s work is steeped with natural tension. Through the slow process of analogue photography, Andreasen captures the environmental exploitation of his home, and the lasting repercussions that are felt by the land and its people.
“We’ve seemingly lost respect for the systems that sustain us. More than ever, it’s become apparent how lost we are.”
Head to the link in our bio to read the full interview and explore more of Andreasen’s powerful work.