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Friday, June 26, 2009
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- Krystallia Sakellariou
- From Karl-Gustav (Sweden) living in Puebla, Mexico
- I am interested in stories about people and their dreams. I love travelling, photography and documentaries. This is why I started the Dreamdayproject; a project about dreams, people and places.
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Dream Day Video (Mexico City MX):
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Proyecto Zapato Interviews from Oaxaca, (En Español)
Proyecto Zapato Interviews from Puebla (En Español)
Huvva För En Jul Recordings
The Dreamdayproject Background
It started one evening just before New Years Eve in 2001. I met up with some friends and we started to talk about our dreams and what a perfect day or a dreamday would look like. I was so fascinated about the different answers that after that evening I continued asking everyone around me what their dreamday would look like. At first I saved all the answers in a little note book. In 2005 when I got my first video camera I started making short and spontaneous interviews with strangers everytime I travelled to a new place. This has become a neverending project.
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Juan Luis Burke Roco
Frida Lindqvist
Roberto Fuentes Gomez
Luis Galán
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E-mail me on dreamdayproject@gmail.com and I hope to find a way for us to meet!
E-mail me on dreamdayproject@gmail.com and I hope to find a way for us to meet!
Ever since I was a child I have often found myself spending hours dreaming about something distant. About something else and something almost unreachable. "If only I was living somewhere else". "If only I was more like that", If only...