Aftersun

Memory is stored by the lens of the camera and the memory of the eye, kept alive by the heart and unfolded by the mind. Looking back at the moments engraved with the name of the loved one, the then unclear emotions that tormented the loved one are realized and reconsidered in a different light, understanding him, after passing into adulthood. The hidden grief, the layers of agony covering the soul, seeping down to it and eating it away completely, in the moments of solitude that have no other witnesses than the sufferer, are an expression of the imagination that the beloved uses to put herself in his place and imagine what he is going through. The camera is a portal between the past and the present and a connection between the daughter and father, now too far away from each other, but sharing the same sky.