A single photograph, gently brought to life — a breath, a blink, the smallest turn of the head. Five seconds each, with music. Nothing is invented: the face is the one in the photograph, and the expression is the one the family already knows.
What the effect looks like with nothing else added — no titles, no cutting, no story. One print, five seconds, and the small movement the picture would have had if the camera had kept running.
The longest form of this: one photograph, brought to life and carried all the way to a close. The child is not redrawn and he is not cut out of his own picture — he is the boy in the photograph, and he begins to walk. He goes up the path toward his own front door, the daylight leaves, the stars come out, and he is gone into them. Twenty-three seconds, ending on his name and his dates. One instrument, no narration. Two settings; the picture is identical and families choose by ear.
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The same piece for an animal. The camera never moves and the animal never leaves
the frame — the moment it does, it stops being their photograph.
Priced the same.
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