Land-escape

During the bombing, the closed shutters plumged the bedroom into a soft and disturbing twilight. Some light rays reflecting on the bed, transformed the sheets into beautiful forms such as dunes and mountains, allowing the child to escape the external violence by traveling in the imagination of this intimate landescape. The interiors becomes an outdoor dreamed space. The sound of bombs and machine guns echoes in the child’s head, and turns into a musical and orchestral material, allowing him to escape this external agression, traveling in an interior sound space. The exterior becomes an interior dreamed space.