JUNG im Gespräch mit Rara Rina

"There is a sense of sacred and mysteriousness about them. Light and darkness are like yin and yang, there is no light without darkness and vice versa. It really is enchanting to think about how something so magical and intangible can also be very technical and tangible." Profession or vocation? A simple question for Rara Rina, whose father, a shadow puppet maker, laid the foundations for her fascination with the beauty of light and shadow in her early childhood.

Her current approach embraces the idea of composing space and light through storytelling and emotional responses to the space in which her work and the viewer find themselves. Each space has a unique relationship with its architecture and the people who inhabit it.

In today's podcast we talk to Rara Rina from Studio Nimmersatt about the approaches and visual elements needed to complete the stories.