Written by Ho Nam She was the mother of my father. My father was really good at getting married and divorced. For that reason during my summer breaks I was often sent to my granny’s house. She lived in a really small, countryside town, and I hated trying to pass the time during an otherwise […]
Category: Your Reality is Different then Mine
#2 Her aka Stepmother
Written by: Ho Nam #2 I don’t really remember exactly when my father started to date that woman. The only thing that I remember was that she was suddenly there. It was at this point in my life that I learnt about lying- how to lie and its necessity. She was running some weird business […]
Ralph’s Tree
Photo by Ralph Williams Written by Julian Theo Wacker Moms, dads, children, and pedestrians: Watch out! This seemingly obvious work of art, beautifully captured by young and emerging photographer Ralph Williams, offers deep and meaningful insights into life and death. Viewers’ first impressions might be similar to the glorious discovery of all the funny and […]
#1 First Obsession
By Ho Gwaine Nam #1 in the series My very first relationship that I remember was with my giant teddy bear. I was too young to acknowledge obsession at that age, but I know now that it was my first obsession. Somehow I never named that bear. I don’t know why but for me it […]
‘You don’t know good from bad’
Beautifully captured by Julian Theo Wacker Cleverly written by Ralph Williams If a crow softens a Brezel in a pool of water and no one is around to witness it, does it make a sound? Indeed, silence is the dominating force in this complex work by Julian Wacker – silence and the whimsical intelligence of […]
I didn’t go to art school
By Alice Austin I didn’t go to art school but a friend of mine did. He told me all kinds of stories about the people who went there. Everyone was constantly trying to out-do each other with their artistic concepts. It was extremely hedonistic, with wild parties that lasted for days. Everyone was having sex […]