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Here the works must be viewed in the complex relationship between identity and place. My situation in relation to my surrounding and to the circumstances is attributable to the spaces I encounter. ¡°Place,¡± which can be both noun and verb, is about the situation, a process of involvement, and intuitive experience that I move out from one place to another place. In the narrow confines of my living space, through a diorama, I experience my own cosmos, free of conditions, restrictions and external compulsions as the search for self deepens. My photographs could theoretically be a kind of documentation to show segments of reality without interpretation. However, still sharing this attitude, my approach is to find a balance between the two extremes by uniting a maximum of authenticity with a maximum of anonymity. Also, in these places, consciously removing personal criteria of my social and cultural status, I become such a nomad and an alien who doesn¡¯t leave traces of herself but carries personal belongings all the time.
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