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== Carlinda Boom == <br>
Student assistent>> Carlinda is a fourth year photography student. Next to making visual art and spending time with her horse, Boom likes to study attachment theory. How a child connect with their caregiver(s) is a blueprint for their relationships later in life. In her work she is often observing how she relates with her own surroundings whether it be by moving her body trough a landscape, an observation of her grandmother’s place or intimate portraits of her horse.
Student Assistant<br>
Carlinda is a fourth year photography student. Next to making visual art and spending time with her horse, Boom likes to study attachment theory. How a child connect with their caregiver(s) is a blueprint for their relationships later in life. In her work she is often observing how she relates with her own surroundings whether it be by moving her body trough a landscape, an observation of her grandmother’s place or intimate portraits of her horse.
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''photo credit: Leonora Bakker''

Revision as of 16:30, 7 November 2022

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== Carlinda Boom ==
Student Assistant
Carlinda is a fourth year photography student. Next to making visual art and spending time with her horse, Boom likes to study attachment theory. How a child connect with their caregiver(s) is a blueprint for their relationships later in life. In her work she is often observing how she relates with her own surroundings whether it be by moving her body trough a landscape, an observation of her grandmother’s place or intimate portraits of her horse.

photo credit: Leonora Bakker