This book - "Dromenvangers" - is the fruit of cooperation of many women (and some men as well). They have posed for portraits, shared their thoughts, experiences, knowledge and creativity.
It's a testimony of what happens when we direct our energy to create, develop talents, support and strengthen each other, especially in these difficult times.
We strive for connection, not for perfection.
Paulina (photographer at Prosto):
I have come on my life's way to a place, where sincere, supportive contacts with women give me incredible energy
and motivation to act. I believe that such a "sisterhood" network, which we create around us, can symbolically (and sometimes literally) protect us,
just like a dreamcatcher hanging over a bed protects us from bad dreams.
Danuta aka 3point37 (book designer):
Women... for women, about women, with women, against women... This is who we are.
Do you sometimes think “how could she have said that” or “put those clothes on” or “done that” or “not done that”?
Shame, guilt, gossip, judgement - we do that to other women, to ourselves, instinctively, constantly, don’t we?
And that’s why this project resonates with me so deeply.
From Paulina's photos emerges a woman who is not perfect but complete, a beautiful soul and body.
This is who we are. And we are enough. Let’s embrace and cherish that. And let’s be each others' dreamcatchers.
1. Download the EyeJack app to your mobile
It's a free application (for iOS and Android) which will allow you to scan the images and see the animation.
2. Open the app and then the scanner
Tap on the "eye" icon. You only need to do these once. Leave the scanner open to go to step 3 and 4.
3. Scan the QR codes (one by one) - (!) you need other device to display the QRs
QR codes for all images are available here below.
4. Look at the images in the book through the app
You don't need to click on anything else, after scanning the QR code, hover over the related photo. Enjoy!
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"DROMENVANGERS"
In some Native American and Northwestern cultures, dreamcatchers ("dromenvangers") are hung over a cradle
as protection. They are made of a willow hoop, on which a net is woven.
A dreamcatcher may also include sacred items, such as certain feathers or beads...
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