Thursday, November 25, 2010

Ute Mahler



After many years of watching talk shows, and knitting blankets, my grandmother has ventured out into the 'world' again. By which i mean, she's stepped out into Providence to see and live all its quiet charm and busy construction crews around every corner; in the company of a group of 60+ seniors. I guess nursing homes aren't all about Bingo and live performances from impersonators (Mister Lonely). She's loving every moment of her time there: the up and coming out of state-adventures, painting classes and lunch/yarn swaps, and even the weekly trips to Wal-Mart.

I've been thinking of giving her a camera to capture some of those moments, but until then, i've been looking at some photography that documents the life of people living in nursing homes or in hospices.






from the series The New Aged by Ute Mahler

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