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ORIOR

Graduating Project from the Danish School of Media and Journalism.

What the ocean means to us has changed through centuries.
Once it was a direct source of food and means of transportation and discovery.
Today for most of us, it is linked to recreative purposes. 
We go there to think, to breathe, to feel alive and to dream.

In old myths the ocean is a dangerous place
- but according to the Jungian analysis on myths -
it is also a mirror of the deeper consciousness of the human mind.
It is where we confront our fears and desires. 
It is where we are confronted with a part of nature that is bigger than us - 
with the power to overthrow our sense of control over life and death
and to make us reborn.

VIDEOS

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THE SERIES

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Orior
 

Ancient greek:
ὄρνῡμι (órnūmi)
/ˈo.ri.or/

 

Rise

Appear
Become visible

Be born
Originate

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her hvor ingen lyd trænger ind

dunker mit hjerte i mit øre

taktløst og udtørret

der er ingen anden vej - men ind

here where no sound enters

my heart is beating in my ear

jagged and dry

there is no other way - but in

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der er et spejl på havet
det reflekterer et dyb;
i himlen over det
i havet under det
&

inde midt i mig

there is a mirror on the sea
it reflects a deep;
in the sky above it
in the ocean below it
&

in the center of me

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