Eagle and Raven | Ariko Inaoka | Aka Aka 2020

Eagle and Raven | Ariko Inaoka | Aka Aka 2020Eagle and Raven is a book of seven summers that Ariko Inaoka spent in Iceland, photographing the twin sisters Erna (Eagle) and Hrefna (Raven). The sisters grew from 9 to 16 years of age during the series. Inaoka captures the sisters in dreamlike, surreal scenes, each image subverting expectations in one way or other and displaying the deep bond the sisters share with each other and with their photographer. Nuances about entering adulthood, about

We found it remarkable how she tells the stories in such a respectful

and "Streetscapes" (1999-2002)

But I also remember the nightly scenes

filled with carefully built-in furniture

like the ripples of a pond

as the pandemic spread across the world and words like "self-restraint" and "stay home" began to fly around

met people and photographed them and wandered around the streets by day and by night

right up until you put it in the oven

As for the bookmaking

but it feels to me as though while the photographer was with his subjects

well before the widely known Afronauts

Her sister