Adam Dawda ‘It was 11pm in Guangzho’
Adam Dewda offers viewers a window into his world during the making of his short film & photo series entitled ‘It was 11pm in Guangzho’.
“This is quite possibly the most personal piece of visual art I’ve ever made. Two years ago I was living abroad in Guangzhou, China. There I was in the habit of taking my camera with me everywhere I went; whether I had a specific inspiration, frame in mind, area of exploration, or not; I was on a perpetual mission. What that gave me was the ability to capture all the nuanced moments for what they were, without embellishment & with something akin to an eery sort of honesty; I consider this a documentation. This is a documentation of myself & all whom I captured. I wish to encapsulate & preserve that period of my life; this is a monument. It is fragmented like our memories; only remembering the broken-up pieces, & the vivid colours that are preserved within them. It flows like a dream; enigmatic, & mostly forgotten in the light of day. As our memories blur, they fade & mix together until we have only the biased lens of our own perception in which to view them, & the life we left behind is nothing but a mist of our previous reality.”
Credits:
- Photographer: Adam Dawda @adamdawdaphotography
- Editor: Adam Dawda adamdawdaphotography
- Director: Adam Dawda adamdawdaphotography
- Score: FVDE @fvdemusic
- Score: Wettworker @wettworker
- Model: Elena Yendakova @lenayendakova
- Model: Janaina Ribeiro @jaahriberio
- Model: Marusya Pianzina @marusya_y
- Model: Adrian G @alag4
- Model: Alex Bergen @alexabergen
- Model: Dimitry Tsurikov @dimitsu
- Model: Thomas Reka @tom_rek
- by Ainsley Hutchence
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