Claire Sanford | CANADA
23 min | Art & Agency: Short Series
Supported by Art Not Shame
Nestled in a cluttered studio by the sea, we are immersed in the colourful world of textile artist Deborah Dumka. A study of the nature of memory and how it can both harm and protect. This story reveals the continuum of gender-based discrimination, sexism, and violence through an intimate conversation between mother and daughter.
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Claire Sanford
Claire Sanford is a Canadian filmmaker, cinematographer and video artist working in two- and three- dimensional documentary storytelling. Her practice focuses on sensorial stories exploring the natural world, human identity, and how they overlap. Originally from Texada Island, British Columbia, Claire grew up immersed in nature and became versed in the quiet art of observation.
