Inna Zaytseva is a Russian photographer based in Munich. Got educated in Moscow, London and Berlin. She takes pictures on both analog and digital cameras. Inna loves creating concepts, art shots, and challenging taboo topics that require a delicate approach.
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photoMÜNCHEN 2020
14 Bilder
We talk about love and we are fascinated by unexpected beauty. We strongly believe that there are no limits to these concepts. The project approaches everybody who is aware of the fragility and value of the human health. You dive into the gloss atmosphere of the fashion world, the one you have never seen before. The project participants are active charismatic people who depend on a wheelchair. This is a game that will show the person in all his or her depth. It is a game where through the world of how our hero imagines him- or herself to look like, we show them as they really are. The goal is to present a model which could have been on a fashion magazine cover - without evoking feelings of pity, embarrassment, or excessive sympathy. A New Look at People with Disabilities.
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photoSCHWEIZ 2020
3 Bilder
Wheeling Heart is a project about disabled people in wheelchairs which often evokes feelings of pity, embarrassment, or excessive sympathy. Inna decided to challenge this by photographing disabled people in a style which could make the front cover of a fashion magazine. At the heart of the project is Inna Zaytseva’s personal story as her mother has been using a wheelchair for the past several years. The project was made on an analog camera, medium format. Inna photographed thirty-four people in wheelchairs. 75% of the people were in car accidents and, even more tragically, the large majority were not wearing a seatbelt in the back seat of the car. A New Look at People with Disabilities.
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