Photos by Carla Liesching
The Swimmers — Searching for Identity in a Globalized World
Carla Liesching is a 30 year-old South Africa photographer currently based in New York. With her series The Swimmers, Carla reflects on the theme of identity and how this becomes progressively disconnected from the idea of place, especially for younger generations.
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