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Stories in Frame

A collection of visual stories by HARU. Each work begins with an image, and opens into a quiet fragment of fiction, light, and presence.

Spring, a Cat-Eared Afternoon

The first page of a quiet diary, where a mannequin begins to write with a pencil in the hollow of her chest.

Three months later, the summer girl learns the distance between performance and what she truly feels.

In autumn, she turns the pencil around and discovers that erasing may also become a way of finding her own voice.