Upside Down

Up and down feel absolute. We learn them as kids and never question it again - it's just easier that way. As if knowing where the top and bottom are already tells us how to read what lies before us.

But "up" and "down" are only relative to something. What is that something? 

What if looking at things without a pre-established order, can reveal some new hidden aspects of them, understanding the shifting world. Escaping the "I know" point and toward to the exploratory mode of navigation.

A collaboration between Mariia Shekhireva and Cristóbal Cerda-Troncoso, shot on 35mm film across Europe.

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