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How did the idea for this project come about?<\/strong>
I didn't plan the recording of this little video, nor did I know that that afternoon would be the last time I would see my friend India<\/strong><\/a> before I traveled back to Ireland. I met India at a music festival in Portugal, where I've recently moved. We connected immediately, and after that, we only saw each other twice more, including that afternoon in the park. Our friendship was brief and spontaneous, but we shared some lovely moments on those few occasions.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

I always carry my camera with me, and the picnic was no exception. We did a lot more than just talk at that get-together: we drew, drank wine, listened to music, made collages, and then went to a bar. However, the only scenes I recorded are those that appear in the short film.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

I decided to create this video because that very night India told us she was leaving. I already knew it, but I hadn't realized the moment had arrived; time had passed so quickly. This piece is a tribute to our brief encounter.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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