Passage | From In Search Of Illusion | 2008

I spent my childhood and adolescence sometime in the city, sometime in my father's farm. In those years I was so detailed oriented that every thing interested me: a river fish, my father's old calculator, the goose wish bone that my mother was cooking and ... In those years my interpretations were one at a time and every thing phenomena was what it was. Today, my recollections are interwoven and they form something like a language and illusionary language which I consider more real than the reality. ......................................... Now I'm telling you you the story about a girl who has been forced to challenge this imposed situation. She has been left with very little in her homeland.