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Recollecting Dreams by Aji Susanto Anom

Question about home, dream and everything between, Photography is my emotional escape, I use it as something to express what I feel in my life instantly. In 2014, I moved from my hometown and started to live in another city for a master study

“Not all who wanders are lost”

J.R.R Tolkien

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Aji Susanto Anom – Question about home, dream and everything between, Photography is my emotional escape, I use it as something to express what I feel in my life instantly. In 2014, I moved from my hometown and started to live in another city for a master study, it affects my life in unknown way that I don’t understand but I can feel it, something change. Photography is my mundane poison that haunted my life, my new place gave me little bit a “surreal” things, confirm my parallel life. Yesterday I was in my hometown, but today I already there in my second city. Feels like dreaming, happen so fragmental and scaterred. Now I try to recollecting that scaterred image and shaping it into a visual diary.

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 About Aji Susanto Anom

Aji Susanto Anom is an amateaur photographer based in Solo, Indonesia, street photography enthusiast and an author of Nothing Personal and Poison photobook.[Official Website]

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