Tamara Dean The Edge Tamara Dean’s practice extends across photography, installation and participatory works exploring the relationship between humans and the natural world and the role ritual plays in our lives. Natural cycles within time and space, life and death, nature and spirituality contribute to her way of investigating and engaging with the world around …
@nevenagrujich for @burndiary Day 10: My dog is always all around the place. Always sniffing and never standing still. The garage seems to be the endless source of all kinds of smells and he loves it.
@nevenagrujich for @burndiary Day 9: It’s still raining, but it doesn’t stop me. I’ve decided to add a little color to this gloomy day.
@nevenagrujich for @burndiary Day 9: I woke up to a rainy day and it seems like only people on bilboards are smiling today.
@nevenagrujich for @burndiary Day 8: Tonight I found myself at the local club. Many young people come here for good music and simply to relax and enjoy.
@nevenagrujich for @burndiary Day 8: I spent morning in Terra, Center for Fine and Applied Arts (Kikinda town). Of all the art pieces, this one affected me the most. Real human scull in terracota. Death.
@nevenagrujich for @burndiary Day 7: A gentle touch of mother nature. Peace. Tranquility. That’s exactly what I needed…and found.
@nevenagrujich for @burndiary Day 7: This morning I am traveling to Kikinda, a town situated in Severni Banat county (Northern Serbia). I moved there when I got married two years ago.
@nevenagrujich for @burndiary Day 6: There are many forms of abstraction. What I love about them is that flexible interpretation applies every time.
Tasneem Alsultan Protectors of the Mosque I am a Saudi woman. Constantly being asked the same questions as: “How is it in Saudi?” “Is it true that you are slaves to men?” “But you can’t drive?” “How are you surviving in such a country?”. Alongside many of the Saudi women, we’ve become desensitized. We repeat …
