When he discovered a trove of images taken by his father, a well-known photographer who died in 2000 from AIDS-related illnesses, Zander Masser embarked on an unexpected journey that led him to finally understand and reveal his unarticulated and repressed grief. The narrative photography book he produced, Unburying My Father, reflects not only loss, but the power of creativity to heal. Zander talks about the process — and what we all can learn from it — in conversation with Exit Strategy host Stephanie Garry.

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www.randymasserphoto.com

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