Dordogne (2023)

Watercolour on paper becomes a place you can explore, with paintings mapped onto simple 3D scenery to preserve their washes and edges. Following Mimi through her grandmother's home and the French countryside makes small domestic actions part of that picture. Photographs and a personal journal give you reasons to look closely. Its staged camera angles and deliberately bounded spaces matter: this is a directed memory journey, not a free-roaming landscape simulator.