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"Angkor Wat in Cambodia, temple ‘Taprom’ is there…
I want to describe the change with the flow of time.
A trace of nature in the early morning, cleaning people, and an old man who has worked for several decades without pay…
And people who photograph themselves to leave their traces behind…
I picture that scene with a dissolve."
A film like a watercolor painting as if we take pictures of peaceful Angkor Wat. The images of double exposure feel after the traces of time.