Saving memories in a drawer.
Forgetting when and why.
Leaving all the doors behind.

Preparing for future,
changing sheets,
forgetting yourself,
looking at your kids.

Now the transition is almost complete.
You have to die.
You will die.
Mission acomplished.

The new generation will take care of your remains.
The new generation will clean up the mess you left behind,
hoping that the next one will be able to live in the present and beyond dreams.

What should be forgotten?
What should remains?
What should change?

"How much do you have to do to satisfy people who don't care anyway..." - Saul Leiter

   When I photograph someone I try to find and reveal the hidden sides of that person. I think every human being has an ocean of himself on the inside. Surfing there you can uncover a new uncharted world. We are all born unique, but because of the society we live in, many of us feel the need to be less or different than they could be. And out of fear and guilt we choose to hide and lose ourselves in order to be accepted by others. 
 
   The body, the gestures, the expressions of the face are manifestations of the soul. I think that all that we do and express is driven by something that hides in our depths. What I want is to pull out a glimpse of this. I want to catch and show the special and unique sides of humans - those things, emotions, feelings that people want to deny it, hide, fake or simply can’t afford to see.

Note from the editor
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They say that “everything you read, watch, listen, dream, is channelled into your pictures and most of the time they are Déjà-vus. The only problem is to know and carefully select what to carry with you, your burden in this wonderful and scary trip.” - from the Anti-Manual

Ruxandra is going beyond that and she applies with dexterity the “take the picture now, think later” which, for the undersigned, is the only way to find an original perspective, to explore and propose new ways of connecting with the viewer (the latter being already drown in the visual tsunami). - Michail