At the residence, I studied the ghosts of the past, which exist and do not exist. And the ghosts of the present, which, if you turn away, disappear.
New ones multiplied: people and objects dissolve into yesterday, are erased from the walls, die, but continue to be - in memory, on film, in text.
*Chontology is a theory that describes a special type of being of a ghost as an entity that is neither alive (that is, "existing") nor inanimate (that is, "existed"). Chontology deals with the study of how the non-existent exists: after all, ghosts are present, but do not possess reality.
Already in March, two months after the end of the residency, I came up with the name of the project and the play about Verdingkinder, "Heaven of the Poor."