Photographer Eva Verbeeck Documents the Inner Lives of American Teenage Girls
Belgian-born photographer Eva Verbeeck, who grew up imagining American adolescence from a small farming town, has spent years capturing portraits of teenage girls across the United States, according to The Guardian.
A new photo gallery published by The Guardian's arts and design section features the work of photographer Eva Verbeeck, who grew up in a small farming town in Belgium and has spent years photographing teenage girls in the United States, the outlet reported.
According to The Guardian, Verbeeck said that as a child she could only imagine what it was like to grow up as an American teenager. That curiosity, the publication reported, eventually led her to begin photographing American teens directly.
The gallery, titled "Who do they dream of becoming?", presents a series of portraits exploring the identities and aspirations of teenage girls across the country, as described by The Guardian.
The Guardian did not provide further biographical details about Verbeeck or specify where in the United States the photographs were taken, based on the available excerpt of the report.
Sources
- ‘Who do they dream of becoming?’ Teenage girls in America – in pictures — The Guardian — Culture
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