Six More Minutes
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“What would you say if you have six more minutes with your lost love ones?”
“Six More Minutes” is a collection of answers on that very question through WhatsApp messages, video interviews and postcards. These answers transform mourning into a collective contemporary shrine in digital realm.
Six more minutes started with my fear of loosing my ageing parent and my attempt to make sense the feeling of intimacy, mourn, longing and regret.
The feeling of intimacy, mourn, longing and regret are typically a private feeling. Six more minutes presents a glimpse of these feelings shared in the internet.
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