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Wlasta Laura
Photographer
Wlasta Laura (b. 1994, Znojmo) is a visual creative who is using photographic processes and images to realize her ideas. She is focused on photography, drawing, writing and video.
She tries to find and explain her identity which is formed by multiple and various ethnic ancestors she comes from. She likes to play with hidden symbols, metaphors and narratives. Laura is balancing between the European and Middle-Eastern culture, between the world of girls and women.
She is a member of Women Photograph. She is based in Czech Republic, Austria and Israel.
Wlasta Laura
Photographer
Wlasta Laura (b. 1994, Znojmo) is a visual creative who is using photographic processes and images to realize her ideas. She is focused on photography, drawing, writing and video.
She tries to find and explain her identity which is formed by multiple and various ethnic ancestors she comes from. She likes to play with hidden symbols, metaphors and narratives. Laura is balancing between the European and Middle-Eastern culture, between the world of girls and women.
She is a member of Women Photograph. She is based in Czech Republic, Austria and Israel.
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