Traces: Kovácsné Doroghy Dóra Turns Invisible Wounds into Conceptual Portraits

Hungarian photographer Kovácsné Doroghy Dóra explores identity, memory and invisible emotional traces in Traces, a twelve-image conceptual portrait series.

Hungarian photographer Kovácsné Doroghy Dóra explores identity, memory and invisible emotional traces in Traces, a twelve-image conceptual portrait series.

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