Mona Lisa
Mona Lisa Fiedler's photography has always mirrored her own life’s stages, evolving from intimate self-reflection and commercial aesthetics to a holistic exploration of human and ecological bonds. Her work is dedicated to making the invisible seen, using the camera to expose the raw textures of emotion and the unspoken resonance between living beings.
This path began autodidactically during a prolonged period of illness, an experience that instilled a lasting sensitivity to vulnerability and resilience.
The years that followed were defined by a profound quest to understand what it means to be human and connected. Through deep inquiry into the relationships between people, nature, and the self, marked by extensive trainings in psychosomatic disciplines, ecology, dance freediving and grief facilitation, she developed the essential foundation for her art.
Connection
Today, her work revolves around connection,
the connection between humans and nature.
Her latest Project "Hija del Mar" is investigating the complex relationship between women and the ocean.
She explores how we can relearn our role as essential parts of a living, regenerating whole by asking:
„When women reclaim their voice and presence, does the relationship to the ocean, and to the Earth itself, can begin to heal?“
Gratitude
I carry deep gratitude for the people who have supported my vision. For Adrian, who believed in me when I was just taking my first steps, and for Florent Venet, whose creativity and love continue to flow into my life.
I'm grateful for the water, that teaches me to let got, enjoy and trust the journey.
Thank you to the artists who have captured my own story in images,Nanna Kreutzmann, Patricia Kühfuss, Daniel Bichsel, Ann Cools, and Florent Venet. My heartfelt thanks.