Abstract
We are familiar with great photographs that make powerful statements, that show us important truths about ourselves and the world we live in. But these photographs do not make a statement; they embody a question, an overwhelmingly poignant question about the physical life that we have all been given and which we pass on to our children. The essential question embodied in Camille Solyagua's photographs cannot easily be put into words. But if we are willing to let the images in, we will feel the question, and like all great questions, it will make us quiet and invite us to search for understanding.
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