Ebifananyi #2 – People Poses Places. Musa Katuramu Graphic but rather people who have

but rather people who have chosen another European country

how the time affects and changes our sense of a place at the same time serving a nostalgic representation of the village in Latvia - Kaltene and its recent history from World War II until the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 via interviews

This print is part of a new series of prints depicting household furniture

2015) curated by Michele Robecchi

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Ebifananyi #2 – People Poses Places. Musa Katuramu Graphic but rather people who haveIn People Poses Places Stultiens focusses on teacher, carpenter and cattle keeper Musa Katuramu (1916 1983). From the late 1930s he started to make portraits of family and friends with a simple box camera, using the Western Ugandan landscape as a backdrop. Nevertheless, Katuramu was one of the few who owned a camera and knew the people posing and their world. Most camera owners were outsiders such as missionaries or colonists. It makes his portraits