The Tightrope Walker With His Daughter On His Shoulders Crossing The Danube Canal At A Height Of 40 Metres
Synopsis
A visual exploration of the internal thoughts of a tightrope walker with his daughter on his shoulders based on the historical person of Josef Eisemann, who later fell to his death in post-war Vienna, Austria.
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