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Client

Better Shelter

Where

Inside the clad frame, 19th Venice Architecture Biennale · adayintanariver.org

When

10 May – 23 November 2025

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Six families in Tana River, Kenya, and one day of the lives they’ve made inside their shelters.

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From the film. Dir. Senay Berhe, DoP Sara Dehlin

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After the floods, families in Tana River County moved to higher ground, some of them onto Better Shelter frames. The film spends one day with six of them, first light to last, no interviews: braiding a basket, peeling corn, cooking, sweeping. It played on a loop inside the clad frame in Venice, inside the kind of structure where it takes place.

The loop inside the clad frame, Venice. Photo Mikael Olsson

The book

A Day in Tana River, Swiss-bound

The same day in stills and words, for the people who fund the next shelters. Yellow cloth, red type, the film’s frames at full bleed. Swiss binding: the block is sewn and glued to the back board only, so the spine stays exposed, the front cover floats free and every spread lies flat. Photo Viktor Sjödin

Credits

Director

Senay Berhe

Creative director

Carl Ewald Jannerfeldt

Cinematographer

Sara Dehlin

Producer

Alina Rydbeck

Book photography

Viktor Sjödin

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R—S005

Client

Better Shelter

Where

Inside the clad frame, 19th Venice Architecture Biennale · adayintanariver.org

When

10 May – 23 November 2025

005

R—S005

Six families in Tana River, Kenya, and one day of the lives they’ve made inside their shelters.

005

From the film. Dir. Senay Berhe, DoP Sara Dehlin

After the floods, families in Tana River County moved to higher ground, some of them onto Better Shelter frames. The film spends one day with six of them, first light to last, no interviews: braiding a basket, peeling corn, cooking, sweeping. It played on a loop inside the clad frame in Venice, inside the kind of structure where it takes place.

The loop inside the clad frame, Venice. Photo Mikael Olsson

The book

A Day in Tana River, Swiss-bound

The same day in stills and words, for the people who fund the next shelters. Yellow cloth, red type, the film’s frames at full bleed. Swiss binding: the block is sewn and glued to the back board only, so the spine stays exposed, the front cover floats free and every spread lies flat. Photo Viktor Sjödin

Credits

Director

Senay Berhe

Creative director

Carl Ewald Jannerfeldt

Cinematographer

Sara Dehlin

Producer

Alina Rydbeck

Book photography

Viktor Sjödin

Next · R—S006

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Est. 2024

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