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then turn tears to fires 

The body journeys into the night. The shadows produce gaps in the memory and there the losses are practised. The body observes itself as it portrays and represents itself. The work is an essay on the act of seeing. It is also an ode to digital noise, where the presence of the pixel embellishes the prosaic. ’then turn tears to fires' is a farewell letter, which preserves the memory of the author through video diaries.
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The body journeys into the night. The shadows produce gaps in the memory and there the losses are practised. The body observes itself as it portrays and represents itself. The work is an essay on the act of seeing. It is also an ode to digital noise, where the presence of the pixel embellishes the prosaic. ’then turn tears to fires' is a farewell letter, which preserves the memory of the author through video diaries.

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Directed By:Sofía Peypoch
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