'Arman had got trapped in the one-way Covid system. I was struck by how doubly isolated he was: behind the door, behind his PPE' I left school at 15. I never realised I was creative or had an eye until I was in my early 20s when, waitressing in New York, I met two fine-art photographers. They offered me an internship, after which I went professional. There were events, freelance commissions - but not enough to make a living. Back in the UK, I retrained as a nurse. But I didn't stop taking photos...
A frontline worker trapped in a hospital: Hannah Grace Deller's best photograph
The Guardian - 4 Nov 2020 17:07
'Arman had got trapped in the one-way Covid system. I was struck by how doubly isolated he was: behind the door, behind his PPE' I left school at 15. I never realised I was creative or had an eye until I was in my early 20s when, waitressing in New York, I met two fine-art photographers. They offered me an internship, after which I went professional. There were events, freelance commissions - but not enough to make a living. Back in the UK, I retrained as a nurse. But I didn't stop taking photos...
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