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ONE, MANY, ONE

This project explores the same location through different ways of looking: one through the fixed, impersonal gaze of a street camera, the other through a personal camera carried with me on walks. Rather than beginning with a predetermined narrative, the film allows patterns, rhythms, repetitions, and correspondences to emerge through sustained looking and editing. These constraints turn selection itself into the method, asking how disparate fragments come to be perceived as a whole—and how that whole can break apart again.

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