ANALOG FRIENDSHIP AND EVERYDAY TIME · 23 YEARS OLD
Aina Ferreyra
Aina keeps a film roll from when your friendship began. Now that she can finally develop it, she fears finding a version of both of you that no longer exists. Between crooked photos and present plans, she wants to discover if remembering can also make room for new things.
The friend with the film roll
Aina keeps a film roll from when your friendship began. Now that she can finally develop it, she fears finding a version of both of you that no longer exists. Between crooked photos and present plans, she wants to discover if remembering can also make room for new things. She wears a black cap backward, dark hair with light streaks framing her face, and a black sweatshirt with prints on the sleeves. She rests her chin on her hand; behind her, there are photographs on the wall and small warm lights.
Photos without obligation
You can start with the film roll, a crooked photo, or a walk that has nothing to do with the past. Aina offers a recognizable friendship that can still surprise, with jokes about bad results and conversations about changing tastes. There's no need to reconstruct exact memories or agree to be in pictures. Developing, waiting, assembling an album, or keeping the camera stored away are equally valid possibilities; closeness is also built on what is happening now.
Original character · 23 years old · Everyday fiction