For the Sake of the Children is a story of anonymity. On the surface, it appears that this is merely a collection of disparate elements; yet the development of a narrative through obscurity creates an identifiable storyline. Graphic content and fragmented correspondences reveal details about a broken, but once passionate relationship, forced back together through circumstance. The characters in the photographs are obscured in such a way that it retains their mystery, and the anonymity of these
individuals allows the reader create the characters or perhaps, to even identify themselves in their place, making the narrative as universal as it is compelling.
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