Filling in the Gaps delete in his highly processed black-and-white

in his highly processed black-and-white film photography

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Filling in the Gaps delete in his highly processed black-and-white"In his debut book Filling in the Gaps, Marcus Gustafsson explores a deeply personal and complex narrative about his fathers alcoholism and its impact on himself and his family. The project reconciles fragmented memories to better understand the circumstances that have shaped his life and relationships, while also serving as an effort toward healing and reconnecting with his fractured family. It confronts the duality of growing up with an alcoholic