Robin Schwartz: Pete, 2005

“Photography has given me the opportunity to explore my child and the worlds I have dreamed to enter. Decisively photographing my daughter, Amelia, sometimes combining my life-long obsession with animals, has dared me to transform my photography, into concept and presentation. . . . My goal continues to be to catch a society of interspecies relationships and their activities—my imaginary world comes to life.”—Robin Schwartz

Robin Schwartz’s work was first published by Aperture in the monograph Amelia’s World (2008), part of the Tinyvices book series. Within this body of work, the artist makes meticulously composed, disquieting portraits of her daughter, Amelia, interacting with a range of exotic animals, from monkeys to kangaroos. Her startling portraits reference painting and often hint at open-ended narratives and fairytales while illuminating our fascination with the animal world.

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