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Zizek and Disavowal
"Refusing the same basic ethical rights to those outside our community as to those inside it is something that does not come naturally to a human…
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Nek Chand’s Rock Garden
Chandigarh is unique for a number of reasons. It is the capital of two states, Punjab and Haryana, and it is also one of India’s first…
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The Right Kind of Immigrant
A person, feeling that their life is danger, makes the difficult decision to leave their home, perhaps with family, perhaps alone. Perhaps they merely start to…
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A Visit to The Water Lilies
I walked across the Place de la Concorde and into the Jardin des Tuileries on my way towards the museum. The gravel crunched satisfyingly under my…
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The Art of Disappearance
In his work, Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared? Baudrillard makes it clear that the ‘disappearing’ of which he speaks is not the disappearing of things in nature, such…
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The Protester
2011 was a year that will be remembered for its protests. Around the world, from New York to Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Syria, people were rebelling…
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Mount Batur
Gunung Batur. An active volcano in the central highlands of Bali. The view across the…
Selong Belanak
The reflections of the lights of fishing boats offshore stretch towards me across the blackening…
The Shores
Walking along the ocean’s edge, I explore a miniature world of valleys and jagged peaks;…
Delhi Back Streets
A left and a right, or was it a right then a left? We are…
Old Meets New
A field of brilliant green rice paddies sits next to an area marked for development…
The Rock Garden
The garden is an exercise in anthropology. A sequence of spaces in which we see…