Water Children
Twelve thousand white silk dresses fill a cathedral-like installation, serving as a backdrop for discussions on womanhood, fertility, and motherhood.
Synopsis
Twelve thousand white silk dresses fill a cathedral-like installation, serving as a backdrop for discussions on womanhood, fertility, and motherhood.
Synopsis
Tomoko Mukaiyama stands amidst a monumental installation of twelve thousand white silk dresses in a cathedral-like space. "Water Children" captures her artistic vision while addressing themes of womanhood, fertility, and motherhood. Participants share personal stories about their experiences with miscarriage, menopause, and the often-taboo subject of menstruation. The film presents a visual and poetic narrative that reflects on life and death within the female experience, inviting contemplation on choices and losses. Directed by Aliona van der Horst, it runs for 75 minutes.
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