Feature: Driven by personal concerns
In pictures: reflecting on your own gaze
Scientists and scholars have to examine their own thinking critically if they want to gain reliable research results. In this issue’s photo series, the photographer Angelika Annen has endeavoured to capture a visual record of this balancing act between self-reflection and bewilderment.
Individual experiences have an impact on how we see the world. | Photos: Angelika Annen, Styling / Hair & Make-up: Amanda Brooke, Model: Iva/Option Model Agency
It’s not always easy to distinguish between reality and our image of it.
Sometimes it’s not clear what’s up and what’s down.
Fragments of identity also flow into your research.
The world looks different, depending on your perspective.
Reality is comprised of many parts.
Self-reflection in research changes how you perceive yourself.
