Alba von Vietinghoff

This image draws on Walpurgisnacht, a night in European myth where boundaries dissolve and the figure of the witch emerges as both fear and symbol of female autonomy. Rather than a stereotype, she represents resistance, transformation, and the projection of societal norms onto women. Shot on medium format with a Mamiya 120 film camera, the analog process adds depth and a ritual-like slowness, reinforcing the connection between myth and contemporary perception.