Teri Vershel's "Relative Strangers" captures the subtle, unseen connections between people through poignant photographs that resonate with shared gestures and colors.
Vershel's ability to identify and celebrate nuanced similarities helps viewers recognize daily intersections of humanity that often go unnoticed in the hustle of life.
Through her book, Vershel illustrates the power of diptychs to weave narratives that highlight our shared experience, often revealing profound connections between strangers.
Vershel reflects on her lifelong habit of observing people, stating, 'Continuing this vein with a camera feels natural,' suggesting an instinctual need to connect.
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