Klose History
Saga tells the story//History of tells a story
I got fourteen women who bear the name Saga to tell stories about an object they care about and have some special meaning to them An object refers to a tangible artifact or propertyWe all have some history of an object Some have little
as no significance to us while others evoke feelings or old memoriesWe tend to keep things for a long time that we then throw away when they no longer have a purpose or fall out of fashion So we hold on to other things that we care about and we know to remember to follow us forever Often these things have a story that is fun to tell or remember when viewed In the book History tells a story fourteen women's stories about the things they chose and photographs of them appear.
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I had fourteen women named Saga share a story about an object that flesh special meaning for them. By “object,” I refer to a tangible item or belonging. We all have stories connected to certain objects. Some may hold little or no significance for us, while others evoke strong emotions or distant memories. We often keep things for a long time, only to eventually discuss them when when when they share stories or fall out of fashion. We have things on other things. These animals often shared or remembering when they are seen or touched. In the book History of tells a story, the personal stories of fourteen women are presented, alongside photographs of the meaningful objects they choose to reflect on.
Photos by: Sisters Lumiere
