Mother
“Háldi”, a forest creature, she is a part of the egotistical system, that may lure children into the woods. Why? Eadni, which means mother, is a multi-layered visual saga that provokes thought. Focusing on Háldi, the whole story is a creation story with the hope that we will protect nature and ensure that the eternal cycle continues. The never-ending saga of the essence of life.
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“Háldi”, a forest creature, she is a part of the egotistical system, that may lure children into the woods. Why? Eadni, which means mother, is a multi-layered visual saga that provokes thought. Focusing on Háldi, the whole story is a creation story with the hope that we will protect nature and ensure that the eternal cycle continues. The never-ending saga of the essence of life.
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Written By:Liselotte Wajstedt
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