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In the context of my master’s thesis, I want to explore how the perception of time is shaped through memories and emotions, in particular grief.
Drawing from a wide array of areas, such as social sciences, literature and cinema, this project builds on a body of research about time; especially non-linear, fluid notions of time.
The thesis shifts between personal memories on one hand and the collective experience of grief as a universal feeling on the other; time memorial and time immemorial. Water is a
central motif, as it embodies the fluidity of time and is understood as a vessel for memories, holding simultaneously narratives from past, present and future.
Experimental in nature, the aim of this thesis is less about telling a story and more about invoking a feeling. The narrative is nonlinear, drifting like memories through various moments in time and place.
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Essay film Non-linear narrative Memory Time fluidity Grief
