Elina Brotherus is known for her evocative photography and video work. Brotherus's practice often explores themes of identity, personal history, and the human condition, frequently using herself as the subject to examine the relationship between the individual and their environment. Her series, such as The New Painting and Annonciation blend autobiographical elements with references to art history, particularly classical painting and literature. Brotherus's distinctive approach combines documentary precision with poetic introspection, creating images that are both visually compelling and emotionally resonant. Through her lens, Brotherus invites viewers to engage with profound questions of existence and the passage of time, making her a significant voice in contemporary visual art. Her work continues to inspire and provoke, bridging the personal with the universal in a uniquely reflective manner.