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Son[i]a #370. Bouchra Khalili Deleted scenes

  • 00:01 The haunting presence of history in photography
  • 01:31 "The Wet Feet Series": refusing the literal meaning of things
  • 02:55 Carte blanche to Rocé and a tribute to Adolfo Kaminsky
  • 05:15 Anyone could be a protagonist, everyone is a storyteller
03/08/2023 5' 58''
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Bouchra Khalili "The Wet Feet Series. Photography", 2012

We dig up some unreleased fragments of our conversation with Bouchra Khalili that we were unable to include the first time around. We talk about her relationship with photography and  the haunting presence of history in it.

Conversation: Loli Acebal, Noela Covelo, and Anna Ramos. Script: Loli Acebal. Sound production: André Chêdas. Image: Bouchra Khalili, "The Weet Feet Series", 2012.
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