The principle of inner need

Thinking about home

Series by Francisca Ribeiro

Positive illustrations

A personal illustration project trying to spread good vibrations. The concept of the project is to take responsibility of whatever you put out for the people to see will affect them. All visual communication that we see every day affects us on many levels. Therefore bringing a little love and good advice to the public can't do much harm.

By Jens Selin

Between you and me

The roots and the spirit
by Francisca Ribeiro

Between you and me is the name of the project of photographic correspondence with the artist and dear friend Anna Bresoli.

this is Sweden, part 5

This july I had the opportunity to spend two weeks in Sweden visiting my family and friends, this is part five and the last part in a photographic homage to my family, friends and birth town Trollhättan. Full series here

By Jens Selin

While flying

 

 

These are photos from Barcelona, Praia's home, Sweden and the sky above using an old rolleicord with expired slide film. There’s always a chance the photos won’t come out good, like the ones from the film I used afterwards that came out all so red. These ones came out in tones of blue and they've made me happy because I could save some from when I was flying…….

Photos by Francisca Ribeiro

This is Sweden, part 4

This july I had the opportunity to spend two weeks in Sweden visiting my family and friends, this is part four in a photographic homage to my family, friends and birth town Trollhättan.

By Jens Selin

Between Trollhättan & Stockholm

This summer I took the train from Trollhättan to Stockholm to see a good friend of mine. It was a beautiful six hour trip and time flew through forest and lakes, forest and lakes, forest and lakes. The sky looked slightly different… I guess that happens when your point of view changes. It makes you feel that it could be another planet, greener, made of red wooden houses with trolls and fairies and little children with silver hair and magnetic blue eyes. It looked like a beautiful place to be. 

By Francisca Ribeiro