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The Lost Negatives are an invented archive built from my family photographs, from Cuba and Ohio, made with one strict rule: each frame gets a single impossibility, and everything else has to hold up like a photograph.
It’s not nostalgia, and it’s not spectacle. It’s a way to give memory its negative, and let private history become visible without turning it into a performance.