Daria Turetski

Completing the paperwork for immigration to Israel, Anya learns that her dad, whom she has not seen for 20 years, is the person who must sign her permit that will allow her a better future.

When my 11-year relationship ended, I suddenly found myself in a new city, in an empty apartment.I only have half of my furniture and half of myself. Through observations and a list of things I love, I am trying to rediscover myself.

Completing the paperwork for immigration to Israel, Anya learns that her dad, whom she has not seen for 20 years, is the person who must sign her permit that will allow her a better future.

Completing the paperwork for immigration to Israel, Anya learns that her dad, whom she has not seen for 20 years, is the person who must sign her permit that will allow her a better future.

When my 11-year relationship ended, I suddenly found myself in a new city, in an empty apartment.I only have half of my furniture and half of myself. Through observations and a list of things I love, I am trying to rediscover myself.