Topics focussing on women, agriculture, environmental protection, nature conservation and animal welfare tend to become more and more important these days. In a still strongly dominant androcentric society, where women still receive little recognition, but at the same time are expected to do at least 50% more work to be successful, it is high time to draw attention to women in the above-mentioned professions.As such, don’t women therefore have a different approach and possibly a more sustainable approach to nature?
I will photograph women all over the world for this project.
Carla Pohl is a photographer based in Berlin. She has realised projects mainly in Berlin and Brandenburg.For her, telling stories in pictures means communicating with social themes and
giving the little-noticed a conscious presence. These are always questions that touch,fascinate and move her. She studied art history and literature at the Freie Universität Berlin, graduating with a Magister Artium degree. She learned photography from Sibylle Bergemann and Arno Fischer,and since 2016 she has been supported in her work by Gundula Schulze Eldowy.
