Invisible Embrace - artistcollective

This is a scan of film FOMA 400. I used Mamiya RB67 with 90/3.8 lens and pneushutter to shot myself. Developed in FOMA R09. It was in 2013 or 2014, one Friday afternoon. I made one pc on FOMATONE baryta paper as a lithprint, it was sold after my exhibition. Evla Vlasicova (Slovakia) come from Prievidza. After graduating from the Technical University in Zvolen, she decided to start a family. She was discovering Slovakia and people in different cities: Bratislava, Košice, Humenné. She did not come to Bratislava to study or work, like many other people, but because of love. She found a job and now divide her free time between her family and amateur art photography.  Total lack of interest in digital technologies forced her to learn original historical photographic techniques and to use mainly mechanical camera without batteries. She only use analog methods

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