Nome
We start with the old images' universe, images abandoned at fairs, forgotten, left behind. We grabbed this world's fragment to shift it in time, give it new meaning, a sense different from the original, making it explode in various directions and ways. Perceiving those images as fictions that contain reality, and not the other way around, we built a work territory where truth and lie touch each other and merge, where we accept the idea that an ordinary life is built by invented narratives and that one image's future also serve to rewrite its past. Looking at the image's life from this perspective has led us to build invented biographies, rebuild facts, make fiction exceeding the limits between what's ours and what's of others. This work proposes the exercise of imagining that our memory and our forgetfulness, that matter absolutely indispensable for us to become singular, can be in every body, every life or every other.