Poetry. Influenced by American poetry, WHAT THINGS ARE encompasses the topology of paternity and love. Its lyrical clear voice directs us to areas of familiar territory where ideas of what once was and what one is rest uneasy. Studzinska focuses on a changing world in a domestic context of marriage, children and love, and brings to light the uncertainty of what things are in a powerful yet deceptively simple dialogue.
Branches of a House is a poetic exploration of dwelling that becomes a hauntology of lost family, lost country, lost language. Its mitochondrial tracing of generations evokes the traumatic shadow of the past.
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