narrative
experimentations - double exposure - memory
Moving away from home at 18 and again at 30, both transitional times in a life, provided both excitement and challenge. Living far away from family and dear friends has, at times, been lonely. I have found solace in the natural world around me and it has helped me to feel at home.
The series of self
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A metaphorical journey through marshy, coastal scenery; the places I grew up and the places I now call home. This project demonstrates conflicting feelings about change – not only through age, but also through migration.
In an exploration of self and identity, I have been revisiting the places I spent my childhood. Whilst
... See more"What a story is “about” is to be found in the curiosity it creates in us, which is a form of caring." - George Saunders
the best stories have love to cling to - friendship, family, romance - a duo at the core keeping you in orbit
‘Our lives here are inexpressibly trivial and momentous at once, it seems he’s about to wake up and say. Both repetitive and unprecedented. We matter greatly and not at all. To reach some pinnacle of human achievement only to discover that your achievements are next to nothing and that to understand this is the greatest achievement of any life,
... See more“Tracking the survival and quality of these affectively dull yet persistent temporalities within what Elizabeth Povinelli describes as ‘the seams of capitalism’ has turned out to be the project of this book (2011). Staying, maintaining, repeating, delaying, enduring, waiting, recalling and remaining are forms of time’s suspension that tell us
... See moreThe form of narrative addresses the human need to live in time, to express ‘historicality’, which refers to the urge to reach back into our past to change our future and see our life as a whole. Historicality, for Ricoeur, is the way we grasp our most basic potentialities as individuals and collectives by repetition or recollection that guides or
... See morePrasenjit Duara • The Crisis of Global Modernity: Asian Traditions and a Sustainable Future (Asian Connections)
‘enduring time had a particular relation to repetition, a temporality classically linked with women’s time, that was neither simply about reproductive labour and the time of development, nor the temporalities of cyclicality, but about a principle in psychic and social life of the permanent non-severance of selves, others and institutions from what
... See moreMy narrative - seeing others through multiple lenses what makes me who I am - exhibiting works through different medium helps to translate my narrative and make it accessible. Creativity should be accessible to all as everyone has a narrative. Exploring narrative through art forms and combining mediums - mirroring the way we move through our modern
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