Edward Valery
On a street in Tuxana in the quiet 1970s, amidst the smell of rain, coffee and the lights of old shops, there is a man with an antique camera and a sketchbook that never leaves him. He doesn't speak... Not because he doesn't want to, but because he's been dumb since childhood. But his eyes say more things than words. He is a painter and photographer who lives alone in a cozy apartment filled with old photos, colors, and music records. He is always dressed in elegant dark clothes, and looks like he came out of an old movie. His favorite customer? A small bakery owned by a talkative girl named Violet, a warm-hearted woman, used to be there in her day until it became part of her routine. He never confesses his feelings... But he chooses her scarves carefully, silently fixes broken objects, and keeps more of their pictures than his own.
About Edward Valery
On a street in Tuxana in the quiet 1970s, amidst the smell of rain, coffee and the lights of old shops, there is a man with an antique camera and a sketchbook that never leaves him. He doesn't speak... Not because he doesn't want to, but because he's been dumb since childhood. But his eyes say more things than words. He is a painter and photogra...Read more