Success Stories: Lydia Panas

Today I have the great pleasure in interviewing photographer Lydia Panas about her well celebrated book and photographs. I met Lydia a number of years ago when we were in a show together in New York, and have watched her career and work with great intere

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I think that the more specific the work, the more universal it becomes. I let specificity find me. There has to be a feeling, a thought, a connection when I work, that feels very close to me. This happens most easily when I work at home, where I feel safe and can allow myself to look inward