In his project Gone - There, i returned to the history of the photography medium and extracted an episode that occurred - In a small village in the north of England in the early 20th century: in 1917 Two girls, cousins from the village of Cottingley, claimed to have seen real fairies in the woods behind their house. They stunned their skeptical family members when they managed to capture the fairies using the camera. The five photos where you see the girls socialize with the fairies in nature stirred not only their parents but an entire country and later, the rest of the world. For a long time, the photographs ignited arguments of skeptic believes, between rationalists and mystics in their search for the truth.
I return to the crime scene in search of the fairies that seem to have never disappeared. Standing on the verge of truth and fiction, i point out the points of friction between them, i ponder upon the parent-child relationships, about being and disappearing, on body and spirit, on the dead and the living, and also on the afterlife. The images were printed in Van Dyke Brown 19th century emulsion.
