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If you look at a larger version, you can see the reflection of me and my daughter in this turkey's eye.
On my way home with Matty, the traffic was terrible! So I used the time I had to play around with his camera again! Love it!
This is a reflection of me in the lake that is not far from where I live. You have to look very close to see the outline of my head. This was very challenging at the time of day that I was there. I kept getting blinded by the sunlight. So this is sort of a "blind shot" per say....
The piece makes a self-reflection about everyday conflicts, contradictory desires that constantly fight against the present. A woman who fights for her identity and who tries, in vain, to get rid of the conflicts (bodices) that human relationships and society impose on her.
The bodices are a metaphor that talks about the impossibility of facing these daily conflicts. The superimposition of layers and layers that dress that doll-woman until it isolates her from the world around her.
The constant feature of the installation is a loneliness feeling. It talks about all the concerns we have that come from our survival instinct, in a world that is everyday more individualized.
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Photo: Christian Sonntag //Screenplay