Born in 1987 in Karaj, Iran, Neda Taiyebi received her B.A. in Painting from Art University of Tehran in 2011. Since then her focus has been on painting, drawing, sketching and experimenting with different techniques and various materials to produce works that emphasize color, movement and energy. In a recent series entitled “Tank Art” she […]
“Joy is what happens to us when we allow ourselves to recognize how good things really are.” – Marianne Williamson Kate Duncan came out to play! Taking a few minutes out of a busy day full of deadlines to jump around and share joy, make you remember… just how good things really are Kate designs […]
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In the darkest of places
in marshes and wastelands
dirty basements; the aces
words utter; just traces
the nameless; the faceless
the dirtiest liquor; to taste it
Inspirations I play with
Come from the darkest of places…
I used to light candles and dance with my silhouettes
They seemed like the true reflection of my soul
Shining in all directions; so happily.
-Nina
6:19 AM :That’s sleeping in for me. Crawl to the laptop and its hard to keep my eyes open. The coffee maker is crackling. I just dreamt that I murdered an old friend and oddly thats not shocking and I’m just exited how real the night city-scape was in my subconscious mind. So surreal and I definitely had no idea I was dreaming: asking friends for help to cover up the murder. I cant remember exactly what he did but it was enough for us to bash his skull in. Blood stained memory cards taken by homicide investigators as I take cover in the night> Maybe this post is too much for the morning… I made a poetry slam video called: Dreams/Every Night because I dream every night and they are usually extremely realistic and often profound. Obviously there was more to the dream than the murder and thats why I brought it up. As I sat in the car going to pick up stolen evidence on the murder case; the lights and the city and the traffic just seemed “too real” more real than the concious world we live in. I came to the conclusion that this city was somes ort of duplicate (technically it was) I began to drive frantically through the alleys unsure where I was going DUMBFOUNDED BY SUBCONCIOUS IMAGERY left, right, left right. I come into a dead end… 6:19 AM: Thats sleeping in for me. Crawl to the laptop and try to keep my eyes open…
COFFEE IS READY!
NINA
Originally posted on Uprootedpalestinians’s Blog: Apartheid in the fields: Part 1 Gaza: farming under siege A new report from Corporate Watch outlines exactly how the food grown in the illegal settlements of Palestine gets to our plates in Britain, and what we (in Britain) can do about it. The situations in Gaza and the…
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