Tova Katzman es una artista de Estados Unidos que trabaja con fotografía y video. Se graduó del Massachusetts College of Art en 2015 y recibió una beca Fulbright en 2017 para desarrollar un proyecto en Panamá. Al tiempo que explora temas como el medio ambiente, la conectividad y la espiritualidad, su obra nace de conversaciones e investigaciones que abordan la relación intrincada entre los humanos y los múltiples sistemas que nos rodean. Actualmente Tova vive en Ciudad de Panamá. Es parte de Women Photograph y cofundadora de La Junta Colectiva, y fotógrafa oficial de Estudio Nuboso.
Isla Grande, Panama. A dish of water used by a fisherman to clean his catch sits empty in the sun. 2018 Colón, Panama. A boy holds an orange dressed with flavored powder on the streets of Colón. 2018 Isla Taboga, Panama. Teenagers collect shells along the island’s shore. 2018 Gamboa, Panama. Standing on her lawn overlooking the canal, a ship goes by as Lori, a former Zonian, kisses her pet deer, Milagro. Colón, Panama. View from the boat that takes passengers across the caribbean side of the canal before the bridge construction has finished. 2018 Portobelo, Panama. A ripped sleeve reveals a boy’s shoulder after dancing during the Congo festival. 2018 Diablo, Panama. Mr.Brown’s neighbor, Miriel, carves a totuma while listening to him talk about how humans are destroying the environment. 2018 Diablo, Panama. Mr.Brown connects a hose system to a leaking water pipe owned by the Canal Company, which he uses to wash his clothes and water his plants. 2019
