Through
Their Eyes is
the unfolding of the stories of servicemen during W.W.II through their
personal photographs.
A dusty
album of tattered photographs was found in a garage... in it were about
1,000 unlabeled images taken by the men, telling of their experiences
during the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps.
This is
a narrative told in multiple anonymous voices mediated and unified by
the one voice of camera. The camera serves not only to frame their stories,
it appears as a central character with a presence of its own, both in
their images, and as the mode of access to the images themselves.