Fotógrafa britânica retrata mulheres com cicatrizes e suas histórias

Sophie Mayanne compartilha fotos do seu projeto no Instagram

Lifestyle Beleza 15/01/18 POR Notícias Ao Minuto

A fotógrafa britânica Sophie Mayanne retrata mulheres com cicatrizes de tamanhos e histórias diferentes para um projeto chamado "Por Trás das Cicatrizes".

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De acordo com a BBC, é lançar outra luz sobre o significado das cicatrizes. "Às vezes você vê cicatrizes em fotos. Mas elas são usadas para chocar, em vez de explorar a história da pessoa", disse a fotógrafa.

Thank you @bbcnews for this video on #behindthescars !!

Uma publicação partilhada por SOPHIE MAYANNE (@sophiemayanne) a 8 de Jan, 2018 às 12:26 PST

#behindthescars Gemma “My body is littered with scars from troubles times. For a long time it felt like a battleground. My relationship with my body and it’s scars hasn’t been an easy one. Yes as I have grown older I have become less inclined to give a shit what people think. I have come to see my body as a wonderful gift - it is uniquely mine, it has taught me things nothing else could, it is resilient and it is beautiful. My body and I are now an army and my scars an exquisite reminder of my strength. Being a part of Behind The Scars feels like being in a safe space where Sophie allows all our stories and scars merge to create something empowering, joyful and deeply healing. Today I feel like I can show myself…” shot on @huaweimobileuk P10 for @dazed #RevealTheRealYou @gemmabanks

Uma publicação partilhada por SOPHIE MAYANNE (@sophiemayanne) a 2 de Dez, 2017 às 1:16 PST

#behindthescars Mercy “My scars are from a fire related to domestic abuse. I got burnt at the age of 29, and it’s been a difficult journey coming to terms with it. The comfort I take from my scars is they make me who I am today. I call them my most precious, and expensive piece of jewellery I own. I have survived and if having my picture taken, and exposing my scars can help anyone else then that’s good for me!.”

Uma publicação partilhada por SOPHIE MAYANNE (@sophiemayanne) a 26 de Set, 2017 às 11:56 PDT

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