Photographer Rob Hornstra: We Have to Get Closer to Each Other
“For me, a single photograph doesn't mean anything. It's always a sequence. It's always a series of photographs. It's storytelling.” In his studio in Utrecht, Dutch documentary photographer Rob Hornstra shared his belief in photography as a bridge, a medium not just for observation, but for connection. Through raw, intimate portraits and long-form storytelling, his work challenges prejudice and offers a deeper understanding of overlooked communities.
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