Saroff approaches still life with the narrative drive of a portrait photographer. She speaks often of her subjects—whether botanical or edible—having a "psychology." In her widely acclaimed book, Freshly Cut (2022), she elevates flowers from decorative items to central protagonists.
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“I’m interested in how we see—not just what we see. Refraction allows me to show that seeing is never neutral. It’s always bent by something.” — Saroff Saroff approaches still life with the narrative drive