In Conversation | with Lydia Goldblatt on Grief and Love @WexPhotoVideo
In Conversation | with Lydia Goldblatt on Grief and Love  @WexPhotoVideo
Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Lydia Goldblatt’s Fugue is an ethereal meditation on memory and identity. Like the interwoven voices of a musical fugue, her images reveal half-lit faces and drifting silhouettes that stir a sense of fleeting presence. With every delicate layering of light and shadow, Goldblatt invites us to pause in life’s silences, where echoes of the past and hints of the future merge into a single, haunting reverie.

You can see more of Lydia's work here: lydiagoldblatt.com

Whether used for stills photography or filmmaking, a camera offers the user a unique opportunity to tell a story. Here at Wex, we recognise the value of those stories and believe they all deserve to be heard, as they provide an insight into the spectrum of human experiences lived across a nation of creative people.

Our #ChangeTheImage campaign showcases a selection of talented individuals from a variety of backgrounds, exploring the benefits of photography as a tool to provide therapy, raise awareness and drive social change.

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