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Rock-paper-roots - Geraldine Jeanjean guide so you can see theThe small French village of Aumont, where Graldine Jeanjeans grandmother lives, is filled with childhood memories and has been a subject for the photographers work for many years. Her photos are proof of what her stories contain and identify the places that have almost become imaginary. By observing them, she noticed similarities between her children and her grandmother. While the children discovered reality, her grandmother, suffering from memory