Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 5月31日 23時00分

For Magnum photographer @thomasdworzak his “rejection and search for Heimat” (a German word that loosely translates as ‘homeland') has been a pervading influence in his life. While growing up in a small Bavarian town near the Iron Curtain, the photographer felt suffocated by the overbearing “Catholicism, provincialism, order and calm”, eventually leaving as a young man. Today, Dworzak identifies as having three homelands, one in his native Bavaria, the others in Tbilisi and Tehran.
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With the Paris installment of the 'Home' exhibition with @fujifilmfr set to open on June 9, Dworzak recounts the journey to find his own personal ‘Heimat’, while alluding to our sometimes complex relationships to ‘home’ and the migratory routes we take in search of the right one. Link in bio.
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PHOTO: My father, Ernst Dworzak, at the Hrabišin train station. In 1946 they were deported by train to Bavaria as a result of World War II. Village Hrabišin - Rabersdorf. Šumperk / Mährisch Schönberg. Moravia. Czech Republic. 2017/09
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