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Interview / Issue 03

The Wanderers

The Wanderers

The Wanderers

For almost two decades, photographer Winter Vandenbrink has been quietly building an ever-growing archive of youth.

For almost two decades, photographer Winter Vandenbrink has been quietly building an ever-growing archive of youth.

For almost two decades, photographer Winter Vandenbrink has been quietly building an ever-growing archive of youth.

Interview Tomás Ayerbe · Photography Winter Vandenbrink

Interview Tomás Ayerbe · Photography Winter Vandenbrink

What began as Vandals has evolved into Wolves, two interconnected bodies of work that observe adolescence through fashion, behaviour, and the subtle dynamics of belonging. Influenced as much by philosophy as by documentary photography, Winter’s images are less interested in style than in the way identity takes shape. For ODE to Tomorrow, we spoke about observation, consumerism, and why ‘observing’ has become a much more complex exercise.

The Wanderers — photograph from Issue 03
The Wanderers — photograph from Issue 03
Photography Winter Vandenbrink
The Wanderers — photograph from Issue 03
Photography Winter Vandenbrink
“What does observation mean in a world where everyone already knows they’re being watched?”
— Winter Vandenbrink

The Wanderers

InterviewTomás Ayerbe
PhotographyWinter Vandenbrink
As seen inIssue 03: ODE to Tomorrow

ODE is a curatorial platform by Spring, bringing together distinct voices across photography, art, and culture.

ODE is a curatorial platform by Spring, bringing together distinct voices across photography, art, and culture.

ODE is a curatorial platform by Spring, bringing together distinct voices across photography, art, and culture.

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