Publisher/Stanley Barker

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From Where They Came is a collection of works by American photographer Katherine Turczan. Born in the United States as the second generation of Ukrainian immigrants, Turczan has produced a serene and profound body of work, primarily portraits, focused on family roots and immigrant memories. She first visited Ukraine in the early 1990s, shortly after the collapse of the Soviet Union, and traveled to the lands where her grandmother and relatives once lived, capturing in her photographs personal histories and communal memories that had been lost through war and immigration. This book is the culmination of nearly 30 years of photography, painstakingly depicting in monochrome a dialogue with a land that is far from home, yet undeniably connected by bloodline. The gentle interplay of people and landscapes gently highlights the intersection of family history and history, memory and the present, encapsulating Turczan's artistic approach and identity.