Geoff Reed This is a very intriguing mix of disparate images -- both in style and content -- that nevertheless work together extremely well to tell an interesting and intriguing story.
When my father fell ill, I was nine years old. Shortly afterwards, the illness would take him away. When my daughters were born, I saw myself in him again. I understood his desire, indeed his need, to preserve the memory of those moments. So, I started to photograph them every day, rediscovering with them the magical purity of childhood. I wanted to preserve those moments, to make them live forever. Telling their view of the world and, at the same time, laying bare my inner search and the process of reconciliation with my past are the motivations behind my photographic project.