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AT DAWN: ACT I
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AT DAWN: ACT I explores the enigmatic atmosphere that surrounds the experience of the break of dawn.
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The metaphorical walk through the valley of the shadow of death becomes a poignant journey through loss, fighting and hope.
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The aftermath of faith remains a constant inspiration. Fear, initially existential and daunting, is now explored as a catalyst for strength, transforming into unmatched resilience. Wearable objects as an extention of the body turn into a display of power and proclaim some sort of victory.
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The morning fog becomes a metaphor for the unknown, explored through the lens of fear, faith and the bittersweet separation from the original source of the divine. The rising sun piercing through the haze represents the end of sorrow and the beginning of a new cycle.
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The question of creating my own religion lingers, a quest for a personal reconnection to the divine. The symbolism of the christian cross is reimagined as something abstract and personal, exploring its potential as a non-religious symbol.
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AT DAWN: ACT I encompasses a journey through dichotomy and the power to stay resilient through the unknown.It celebrates the triumph of the human spirit and standing strong in the face of fear.
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Ultimately AT DAWN: ACT I describes a scene, capturing a specific moment and atmosphere.
Look videos: Juliia Taras assisted by Ingrid Giordan, Camila Martin Barla, Cindy Gloggner and Sofia Achoukhi
Video of Documentation: Aino Spiess, Camila Martin Barla and Cindy Gloggner
Background audio from freesound.org
Many thanks to: Benjamin Kossmann, Tena Kelemen, Mauro Tammaro, Madeleine Ashie-Leroy, Arturo Martinez, Daniel Lierah, Viktor Dietzsch, Marta Biert, Giada Hammel, Romeo Staub, Lorena Schulthess, Lina Künzi, Ken Gurschler, Sagil Md. Amin, Lukas Walter, Aeneas Prepoudis, Pascal Bär, Sara Soland, Nils Amadeus Lange, Jacqueline Loekito, Christian Hurni, Beatrice Hurni-Binder.