Ashley Inguanta

This six-image series of photographs by Ashley Inguanta is featured in The Eckleburg Gallery. Each subject is a friend of the artist, photographed in layers of closeness and shared experience. Of the series, the artist writes, “We all carry the layers of our lives with us.” Read her earlier Eckleburg feature.

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Ashley Inguanta
Ashley Inguanta is a contributing artist for SmokeLong Quarterly and has photography featured in Redivider. She has a growing portfolio on Vogue Italia’s Web site, Vogue.it. “The way time and layers come together to create certain energies — that is what I explored in this set. Each subject here is also a friend of mine. There are layers between us, layers of closeness, shared experience. When I photographed these women, we experienced the moment together and as individuals. I wrapped them each in my energy, and they wrapped me. We didn’t speak much, but we moved together. We all carry the layers of our lives with us. In my need to wrap, to cover, to fold, I find privacy — and I also find that the world slows, becomes simply what is dearest.”