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Based on her own family relationships, Camilla Pavlikova wants to work with visual reflections on how upbringing and history lay the foundation for identity and self-image.
Otrava is Slovak for a child who nags and is annoying at the same time.
In "Otrava", the author has worked with analogue photographs, drawings, paintings, diary notes, short prose and newly written drama to investigate how she relates to her background, what prerequisites one has to feel connected to one's family, and to being a mother and daughter. But first and foremost, "Otrava" is a rebellion against Camilla´s own upbringing.
PUBLISHED BY:
Camilla Pavlikova Sandland
Camilla Pavlikova Sandland (b.1997) was born and raised in Tønsberg, and primarily works with text, photography and video.
She graduated as a screenwriter from the Norwegian Film School in Lillehammer this summer, and has previously studied the writer's course at Johan Borup's Højskole (2018-2019) and "At skriva dramatik" at Biskop's Arnö Folkhögskola (2020-2021).
Camilla wants to work with visual reflections on how upbringing and history lay the foundation for identity and self-image.
