All You Own into One Photo


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If you’re an accumulator, you might not be able to accomplish what Swedish photographer Sannah Kvist set out to document. He asked a series of people to take all of their worldly possessions and cram them into 1 singular space to photograph it. It begs the question “is less more?”

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