A los ojos del mar
A recurring dream surrounding my childhood home. An image of the sea appears as it is painted. A child films and clears away everything that blocks their view. What fragments of my childhood do I recognize among the dreams of other children?
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A recurring dream surrounding my childhood home. An image of the sea appears as it is painted. A child films and clears away everything that blocks their view. What fragments of my childhood do I recognize among the dreams of other children?
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