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Carry On and On
Shot and edited by Deborah Wasserman
This video playfully refers to the suitcase as a metaphor for home, attachments, and the feminine body. It echoes our busy lives, the immense pressure experienced by mothers, our compulsion of consumption/production movement, and our fear of change.
(Un)Still Life
Shot and edited by Deborah Wasserman
Things (Came) (and Will) Disappear
Shot and edited by Deborah Wasserman
Shot in Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, during the artist's residency, Things Came (and will) Disappear is a short contemplation about our bodies movement in space, about loss, about time.
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