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I don't want to write a "last" sentence. Every day we encounter our choices.

In a diary, a day feels like a self-contained unit. An entry feeds the illusion that conclusions can be drawn the illusion of a logical narrative. This war takes shape through many such illusions.

Ukraine. It's about every house,
every door-it's about every life
in Europe that is threatened as
of today.

It comprises text and photography. Photography is something that you cannot control completely, and there are always, in each photo, footprints that you didn't put there. Text is much more directly connected to your imagination and reflection, and your
ability to create and document what ideas, words, and experiences are moving through your mind.

Youth offers something like a dream-
image: the figure looks into the bottomless blue of a small lake as if into the thrilling unknown. The bare, otherworldly landscape is a realm of potentiality, where nothing is decided and everything remains possible.