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Alina Saranti @ Griffin Museum of Photography

Alina Saranti
July 3 – August 17, 2025
Reception for the Artist – July 11, 4 to 6pm
“In my project “Far From” I want to make visible what landscape photography can look like for a female photographer with child rearing responsibilities. I combine landscape photographs of the American West with embroidery to challenge the masculinity of traditional landscape photography and the myth of the West. Landscape photography was traditionally dominated by male photographers as it was deemed unsafe and impractical for women who were constrained to the domestic sphere, close to their housekeeping and child rearing duties. The myths of the American West, its rugged, open, wild landscape have also been closely associated with macho masculinity, the idea of the independent, tough man, ready to draw on his weapon, to conquer and defend the land. Landscape photography also contributed to the history of conquest of the West with its role in surveying and controlling.”
Griffin Museum of Photography
67 Shore Road, Winchester, Ma 01890
Location: Massachusetts, Winchester Type: Exhibition
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