Ana Bárbara
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artist, sustainability expert, and researcher. Exploring the intersections of art, identity, storytelling, climate, culture and esotericism.
Ana Bárbara
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Siempre todo ha tenido que ver con la identidad. La identidad es el subconjunto de rasgos que contrastan y siempre ha existido, no es posible vivir sin fenómenos identitarios. Yo creo hay una parte de la gente que para quitarle el estatus político a estas categorías las llama políticas identitarias. Pero un asunto de la colonización se trató de lo
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How To Research Niche Ideas in Literature and Philosophy
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Reaching For Identity
Searching for identity can feel like grabbing at clouds. Just when you think you’re holding the truth, it slips through your fingers.
That’s because truly understanding someone else’s identity is an out-of-body kind of experience. It’s one thing to see it on paper. It’s another thing to feel it your bones.
“The shortest distance ... See more
Searching for identity can feel like grabbing at clouds. Just when you think you’re holding the truth, it slips through your fingers.
That’s because truly understanding someone else’s identity is an out-of-body kind of experience. It’s one thing to see it on paper. It’s another thing to feel it your bones.
“The shortest distance ... See more
björk said that trying to communicate through talking feels like trying to put the ocean through a straw
Artifacts are human-made objects that people use to signify their cultural affiliations. These objects take many different forms—clothes, tools, decorations, symbols, etc.—but they are all used as a way to exercise the beliefs that people hold and their ideologies about the world.