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Gabrielle Motola- An Equal Difference
"An Equal Difference" is an insightful exploration of how Iceland’s unique response to the 2008 financial crisis has fostered a society deeply invested in gender equality and innovative thinking. Through a blend of incisive interviews, evocative portraits, and breathtaking landscapes captured over three years, author Gabrielle Motola delves into the cultural fabric of this small but remarkably forward-thinking nation.
The book examines how Iceland’s commitment to gender equality has not only influenced its social dynamics but also ignited diverse thought, kindling innovation across various sectors. Motola's narrative, built on conversations with a wide array of Icelandic citizens from leaders in sustainable energy to everyday folk, showcases a collective resilience that has propelled the nation through economic recovery and into the forefront of global discussions on inclusivity and creativity.
"An Equal Difference" serves as both a photographic and philosophical journey, urging readers to consider how the integration of diverse perspectives can lead to a balanced and inclusive world. The series not only highlights the resilience and creativity of Iceland but also posits that true gender equality involves more than just the numerical balance of men and women; it requires a harmony of masculine and feminine qualities within each individual.
This book is not merely an academic analysis; it is a call to action. It invites readers to gain deeper insight into themselves and the larger world, suggesting that the path to a more inclusive and innovative future lies in embracing the full spectrum of human perspectives."
BIO
Gabrielle Motola is an award-winning photographer, writer and educator with a background in psychology and filmmaking. Born in the USA, she immigrated to the UK in 2001. She holds a BSc from the University of Miami and a postgraduate qualification in counselling and therapeutic photography from Robert Gordon University. She has previously worked with eminent photographers such as Annie Leibovitz and is Association of Photographers’ Photography Awards 2023 ‘Portrait’ Gold winner and a British Journal of Photography’s Portrait of Humanity and Portrait of Britain winner. She is the author of An Equal Difference (2016) depicting how Iceland navigated the intersectionality of 2008 financial crisis and gender equality. Motola's practice focuses on an in-depth exploration of human interaction and self-perception, applying the camera as a tool for personal growth, reflection, and social change. Her work delves into the intricacies of collective uncertainty and individual identity, emphasising the camera's role in capturing moments and fostering personal and societal relationships.
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