This is an intimate and evocative collection of images depicting
the complex interactions and relationship between a mother and her
children. Ana Casas Broda's (b. 1965, Spain) desire to have
children was intense. She spent five years in fertility treatments
before she was able to conceive her son. With the birth of her
second son she began exploring motherhood through photography and
writing. For Casas Broda having children triggered memories and
fears from her own childhood which exacerbated her post-partum
depression. Using photography as a form of therapy, she was able to
work through these dark periods and come to terms with her past.
Focusing on Casas Broda's games with her sons, the photographs
depict a series of complex interactions between the children's
developing identities and her own profound transformations.
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