Work: Quo Vadis, 2013, Digital print
Grosii Tiblesului, Maramures, Romania Family lunch in the village of Grosii Tiblesului. Last photograph I have taken of my aunt Roza. She enjoyed visitors, but at that time she already felt too weak to deal with guests. A few months later she passed away. She was never really fond of posing - especially at that time - but I really wanted to capture her expression. Veni, vidi, amavi. 2013, Digital print Every year our high school organises a Fresher's Ball. The photograph is taken during some rehearsals for the show, at a time when some team-building games have been played. I had to photograph the students for the whole week so after a while they did not mind if I took photos of them and they acted very relaxed in front of the camera. |
Biography:
Patricia Hilbert is a Digital Media and Communications student at University of Westminster. She started photographing about five years ago, mostly as a hobby. After joining Romanian photography groups Scoala-9 and PhotoTeam she met influential photographers like Silviu Ghetie, Hajdu Tamas and Vlad Eftenie. She has participated in many exhibitions around Romania, in the National Museums and the Place of Parliament, Bucharest Photo Week and Photo Romania Festival, winning local and national photography competitions. On 21 April 2017 she is launching a street photography album with her colleagues from PhotoTeam Romania. More information on the Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/PhotoTeamRomania/ or by contacting the author. Patricia is interested in street photography, documentary and photojournalism. In March 2017 she joined Sofar Sounds London volunteering team as a concert photographer. The two photographs included in the exhibition are part of two photographic projects she has been working on – Memento Mori (inspired by Silviu Ghetie) and MindMosaic. Contact: Instagram: @patriciahilbert” E-mail: [email protected] |