Two worlds, one story
By Leonardo Liberman.

"Today the teacher tells us what day it is; we see whether it's cloudy or sunny; we know how to count up to number five. She keeps telling us to remain seated, that we cannot always stand up and do as we please.

Then the teacher makes gestures with her hands, she firmly pronounces the word today. We all laugh I hear everybody laughing.

Samantha asks me, Who are you? but she already knows. I ask her, and she says: Leo. I ask her, What do I do? and she replies: photos. We have been getting to know each other I believe, I now know everybody, well, at least their names.

Sebastián comes closer, he is very expressive. He makes gestures, and gets very excited with Natalia's presence, but she is shy and retreats when Sebastián hugs her.

All the children and I recognize each other in the pictures. They find themselves reflected and I am dazzled by their reflection. As I reload the camera to keep on photographing them, they leave their mark on the photographs through their emotions.

Gabriel has a naughty laugh. He understands more than he lets on, he is seductive. Dominates the situation and dominates us. He sits on the floor in front of a mirror, seeming to think how the other way around we are of everything; he also knows the language of reflections.

The first words are the most difficult. Samantha gives me a deck of cards, I give it back to her and she thanks me."