David Favrod – Gaijin Omoide Poroporo Hikari

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David Favrod – Gaijin Omoide Poroporo HikariThis publication brings together a tripartite series by Swiss Japanese artist David Favrod in which he examines and invents his binational identity. The three elements of the series are Gaijin (Japanese for foreigner), Omoide Poroporo (a Japanese expression meaning memories like falling rain) and Hikari (which means light). As an 18 year old man Favrod, whose mother is Japanese, requested Japanese dual nationality but did not meet the bureaucratic

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