De l’air is an attempt to move through a family silence. Starting from a drawer filled with letters, photographs, and administrative documents—some intact, others erased—I question what is transmitted without ever being said.
Through the voice of the child I once was, the project explores the forms of fragmented memory. I bring together personal archives, vernacular images from other families, contemporary photographs, and short texts. These elements, placed in tension, form a porous, non-linear narrative.
It is not about reconstructing a story, but allowing what resists oblivion to surface: trivial objects, repeated gestures, enduring silences. The image becomes a space of inscription for what was never told, yet persists.
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