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What our eyes don´t see

Welcome to our interview with Crispin Parrelius Johanneson, a multifaceted expert who combines his bodywork, hoof care, and fine arts skills to uniquely explore the world of horses. In this enlightening chat, Chrispin delves into his work with real-life horses, focusing on bodywork and hoof care, and explains how these practices impact equine welfare. He also shares his passion for capturing the essence of horses through photography, using his background in fine art and art history to represent horses in a way that challenges our usual perceptions. Chrispin emphasizes the limitations of human observation, advocating for using technical aids like cameras to gain deeper insights into equine behaviour and welfare. He discusses the significance of documenting equine life, combining objective evidence with subjective interpretation to understand horses better. Addressing common welfare concerns in equitation, Chrispin points out the often-overlooked stress in horses, whether from restrictive living conditions or traditional hoof practices. Join us as we explore Chrispin's journey in understanding horses beyond the naked eye, his approach to capturing their true nature through the lens, and his insights on the diverse perceptions of horses in different cultures. This interview promises to offer a fresh perspective on equine welfare and the role of art in enriching our understanding of our amazing horses.