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Eclipse' is a series of images, picturing a crisis in 2015 where patches of harsh sunlight occasionally brighten the otherwise rather dark surroundings which here seems to engulf us. 'No small yellow bird warned us of this crisis. Surely, there were other warning signs, but we chose not to see them. Some people might even have chosen to cover them up. I don't know. I don't know anything about crises. I read 'A crisis always passes'. I think - a solar eclipse is a kind of crisis. At a total eclipse, the birds turn silent. They don?t start chirping again until the light returns.' - Eva-Teréz Gölin from the book Eclipse.
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