Passing down. Sharing. Capturing.

 

We all may have thousand and one reasons to share our life story and memories; thousand and one reasons to interview our loved ones, to record confidences or to capture a special moment.
Deciding to offer a personal testimony to your tribe means preserving it for posterity and helps build the collective memory.
It also means connecting generations, reconciling or just giving. And sometimes it can mean healing.
Leaving such a legacy to future generations strengthens the family tree.

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​​The video: this piece of eternity
 

Oral tradition: long ago, we used to get together to listen to our elders, wise men or storytellers.
Then with the advent of photography, still images prevailed, enlivening the family get-together occasions around photo albums.

Then cinema arrived and shook up art history and narrative concepts. Since then, video has invaded all screens.

Today I invite you to project your whole being on a film: your image, your thoughts, your emotions and your values.

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Telling stories makes us human

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Each of our life stories is unique, remarkable. It provides a learning experience and needs to be shared.

Our loved ones deserve to inherit this memory energy charge.

We are all made of stories, we feed on interaction.

Listening and recounting is what defines human beings.