Anja Niemi – The Woman Who Never Existed
Posted by Fabio 17 October 2017
The Woman Who Never Existed was inspired by the words of the pioneering Italian actress Eleonora Duse.’ Duse was introverted and private, rarely giving interviews. She once famously told a pushy New York journalist, that ‘away from the stage I do not exist.’
The Woman Who Never Existed tells the story of a fictional character visualized after reading Eleonora’s words, an actress who only exists in front of an audience, when no one is looking she starts to disappear._Anja Niemi
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