Twenty-One Secrets, Parts A, B, C
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Do you have a secret? "Twenty-One Secrets" is a suite of filmic portraits by San Francisco visual artist J.D. Beltran based on secrets sent to her anonymously from all over the country. Ms. Beltran, who specializes in new media portraiture, found her subjects by posting a call for subjects on sites all over the internet. In it, she stated, "I believe many of us walk around our entire lives with a secret we will never tell anyone, but that nevertheless defines us. I want to do an anonymous portrait of you, based on your secret. Please write me back at seekingsecrets@yahoo.com and tell me your secret, as well as as much or little information about yourself as you wish to reveal." She never met her subjects, but corresponded strictly by e-mail. After receiving a myriad of replies from across the country (and many, many fascinating secrets), she selected twenty-one secrets. In a blind collaboration, she has set them to moving images, resulting in this short film.
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