After the Little Prince
When we grew up, what happened to the Little Prince inside us?" A narrative about growing up while preserving the child within. Frame 06…
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Human beings are rich in inner complexity. Hidden beneath our skin are ancestral anguish, anxiety, and fears that we keep hidden from the eyes of those who look at us. Humans nurture these emotions day after day. They remain latent and subtle within each of us and manifest themselves every time our eyes close. Thus, in our deepest sleep, they become our darkest ghosts that haunt us in the darkest night. Liberation comes only through the sea, the water that purifies, that makes us dream, washing away with its waves everything that afflicts the soul. Only then will we be truly free to dream, love, or simply live.
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When we grew up, what happened to the Little Prince inside us?" A narrative about growing up while preserving the child within. Frame 06…
I drift in the dark, where silence has weight. It’s a fall with no beginning and no end—and in it, there is freedom. No words, only depth.
freezing the movement of the staircase while the light searches for a gap to pass through.
This series is about living through turbulent events and difficult life situations. It explores emotions that initially leave us feeling crumpled and worn. However, by truly experiencing these emotions, we find liberation and gradually replenish our inner resources. We acknowledge and accept our feelings, embrace the experience, and ultimately, bloom.
In this water, boundaries dissolve: you are not a person next to an animal, you are part of a pack, a pack without a whip, without a bridle, but with a heart.
A work from the "Factory Girls" series. Shot in a destroyed Soviet-era factory, featuring models born many years after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Moldova, Chisinau, 2025.
This person is a prime dancer in a dressing room 10 minutes before the plastic dance show Macbeth