fotofiction
Synopsis
fotoficion is built from photographs of the director's hometown taken since 2011. Some images were created using materials from the land—cuttlefish bones, bird feathers, and organic matter from her family's tangerine farm—imprinted onto analog film. The work unfolds as an ongoing narrative of memory where home, land, and generational time overlap.
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