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| Gewicht | 2 kg |
|---|---|
| Afmetingen | 100 × 7 × 7 cm |
| Portrait 5:7 | 30 x 42 cm, 50 x 70 cm, 70 x 100 cm |
| Finishing | Dibond with museum plexiglass, Framed Black Maple, Framed Maple, Framed Walnut, No Finishing |
Emma Reflects
€195.00 – €670.00
By purchasing this artwork, the profits will support the makers in realizing their movie
We created this image during the shooting of the underwater scene of the short film “Wrinkles of her Smile” by Suzan van Eck.
The girl in the picture, Norah Luitwieler, she plays the role of Emma herself as a twelve-year-old and she looks from the water at her memory; the moment she lost her best friend.
We created this image during the shooting of the underwater scene of the short film “Wrinkles of her Smile” by Suzan van Eck.
The girl in the picture, Norah Luitwieler, she plays the role of Emma herself as a twelve-year-old and she looks from the water at her memory; the moment she lost her best friend.
• C-print
• edition of 1/30 + 2 AP
• signed, numbered and dated
• with certificate of authenticity
It comes in two sizes:
• medium: 30×42 cm edition of 20
• large: 50×70 cm edition of 10
The size listed is the image size. The print is sold as a loose print, carefully rolled in a thick tube with bubble wrap for safe shipping. The print has at least a 4 cm paper border for handling and framing. Each limited edition print is numbered and signed and includes a certificate of authenticity.
Production: 7 days + shipping time
Synopsis
When Emma was 12 years old, her best friend Sarah told her suddenly, that she no longer wanted to be friends.
This struck her like a bomb. She carries the grieve of this loss for the rest of her life. We are moving in an area between dream, memory and reality. Leny Breederveld, she plays the role herself as a 90-year-old, is stuck in her memories. As we go from a moving train, she remembers time after time the moment it went wrong.
Emma attached herself to Sarah because she was afraid to lose her. However, she lost her because of this. What would have happened if she had done it differently then? Emma is so clinging to her memories, that the question arose whether they are still true to reality. Her desire is growing to talk to Sarah about her memories.
She gets into conversation with her younger self on the train, but she is unable to look herself in the eyes. After the loss of her friendship, she always has had trouble connecting.
We also see the 30-year-old Emma go through this. Where minds must come to terms with the still seeking connection shy 90-year-old Emma, in the meantime she is proving of the hypnotherapy session, in which the 30-year-old Emma processes her fear of leaving and in which the therapist himself has incarnated to its younger self opposite her in the train. Will Emma succeed to let the past go and forgive her younger self?
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