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Retratos de Eugenia
For decades, visual artist Eugenia Bekeris dedicated her work to keeping alive the memory of a genocide. While discussing the wounds of the past with her family, she begins a new series of drawings that distance her from the horror and lead her into nature.
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For decades, visual artist Eugenia Bekeris dedicated her work to keeping alive the memory of a genocide. While discussing the wounds of the past with her family, she begins a new series of drawings that distance her from the horror and lead her into nature.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Juan Manuel Repetto
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