The food also became the means of connecting with her family members and reconnecting with her Indian roots in a more profound way. She often thought of all the effort and the hands that had touched the produce before it ended up with her family. Generation 1.75 is a visual memoir of identity, belonging, and the complexities of acculturation.įor Hoffman, photographing family members holding dinner ingredients turned into a tool of expressing new deep gratitude for the food. In Gratitude showcases the food she used to make dinners for her family. In Embrace she combines two photographic projects. Isolated in the confinements of her Los Angeles home during the covid lockdown, Rohina Hoffman takes a metaphorical journey of connecting her roots to food through the rituals of daily meals.
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