In Girl Pictures, teenage girls roam liminal territories—underpasses, meadows, highwaysides—not as victims or symbols, but as protagonists in their own loose, feral mythology. Kurland’s project, born from road trips and real-time improvisation, conjures an alternate reality where girls evade domestic scripts, constructing micro-societies rooted in tenderness, mischief, and quiet rebellion.

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More information on this picture series: FRIEZE Magazine – Justine Kurland on the Girl Picture Problem