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Life Chances (1996)
The history of modern Europe has determined the broad outlines of all our lives. Just before the Second World War my mother, a young woman, nervously moving from one address to another, meets my father, a Hungarian architect living in Paris. They marry and get on the last boat to sail to a faraway unknown country: Chile - the only country that would still take refugees… and my fate is decided long before I am born.
Modernist architecture, Latin-American Spanish, Hungarian, Jewish roots and Christian values become the building blocks of my existense. Now in London I have the comfort of being a curious amalgam of all these different cultures.
a set of 25 images
size of silver bromide originals: 34" x 26"
size of archival pigment prints: 30" x 24"
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