Venus

In the early afternoon, a mother holding her child stands motionless in the park of a housing project. They appear as a symbol of beauty and love, yet their faces are absent. The camera lingers persistently on the spot where they have vanished, as if searching for something beyond the image.

The film emerges from a search to understand the relationship between family and self. Through this haunting, faceless vision, it explores the fragile boundaries between presence and absence, memory and loss.