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✓ Published: 02-Mar-2021
✓ Published: 02-Mar-2021
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As we started to isolate in our homes due to a pandemic, I wanted to document the process in some way. I used the time-lapse technique, the technique I know best. I only had two windows overlooking the street. Actually, at first, I intended to just record it, but then things started to change. In those early days, the wind that shook my windows, the wind I heard from the ventilation gaps, the prayers read from the mosques, the bakers walking the streets, the police sirens, the masks that disguis
As we started to isolate in our homes due to a pandemic, I wanted to document the process in some way. I used the time-lapse technique, the technique I know best. I only had two windows overlooking the street. Actually, at first, I intended to just record it, but then things started to change. In those early days, the wind that shook my windows, the wind I heard from the ventilation gaps, the prayers read from the mosques, the bakers walking the streets, the police sirens, the masks that disguis
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