GLORYLAND

Pauline Pichard – GLORYLAND

Last spring. After about a hundred people reported dreaming of a strange light, a series of unexplained disappearances strikes the Lausanne region. In the heart of gardens where those affected by the phenomenon seem to converge, rumors, beliefs, and personal stories spread from one plot to another, in search of an explanation to what eludes them.

Diploma project (2026)

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Pauline Pichard
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