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In her short, nine-year career, American photographer Francesca Woodman created a rich, cohesive body of work that continues to seduce and haunt viewers decades later. Influenced by Greek mythology, Gothic fiction and Surrealists like Man Ray and André Breton, Woodman's black and white figure studies are at once expository and enigmatic in their use of veils, mirrors, motion blur and irregular cropping to discompose the naked form.

New York, USA