Trop Proche
Clara
‘You think you know. And then, no. You don’t.’
study
„Reflecting that subtle, internal shift – touching ourselves not to feel, but to understand that we don’t.
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Elise
Anouk
You think you know. And then, no. You don’t. Not memory, not skin, not the weight of another’s breath. Not really. What remains is a presence without sound - a nearness that erases borders, a gesture paused before it becomes touch. We are powerless against our time, but we remember. We remember the trauma, the love, the loss - and we try to understand. (Marguerite Duras knew: Love and war occupy the same room in the dark.)
Mira
Clara
