it’s not clear untill the night falls

Juliana Stein's Psychology degree prepared her eyes which have been dedicated to photography since the 1990's. In "nothing seems so true that it can't seem fake" she makes a word play about truth, falsehood, illusion and disillusion. Through a cotton-candy seller wearing Teweety Bird costume in order to attract children, she shows a shifting symbol. Here, childhood's heavenly happiness, immersed in cartoon fantasy, gives way to the imperative of survival which turns the old symbol of comfort, dream and safety into a symbol of work, discomfort and shame, even if dignified.