Sacred Land, Scarred Land

Part 1 - Making Visible What Our Eyes Can’t See

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Part 2 - Postcard Idyll

More than 60 uranium mines were operated between 1944 and 1962 near Monument Valley, a sacred site of the Navajo Nation. Monument Valley, with its world famous sandstone buttes, was a popular backdrop for Western movies. The Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park is a touristic area that attracts 350,000 visitors each year. Very little information about uranium mining and the health issues caused by it is shared with the visitors.

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Part 3 - Invisible Threat

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Download a free copy of the artist portfolio, bio and project overview.

Photography Portfolio 2024
Photography Portfolio 2024
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Stefan Frutiger’s artist portfolio and “Sacred Land, Scarred Land“ project introduction and overview. The document contains select artwork from the artist as well as the artist statement, biography, recent exhibitions, awards and several appendices.

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