MINE? reflects on how seduction and passion may evolve over time and through shifting gazes. The artist invites men and women, both young and adult, to express what “passion” means to them.She gathers responses that differ widely—at times contradictory and unexpected. She then edits these testimonies into a filmic love story.
The actress is the artist herself, performing as a foley artist who translates into sound the various thoughts she has collected and now reinterprets. Through a subtle play of irony and ambiguity with the viewer, the author reveals one of the most evocative professions of cinema, a foley artist.