BLOGS

How do technologies shape our lives? On my first trip to Mumbai, I photographed familiar tech in unfamiliar surroundings. From live goats beside QR-coded butcher shops, to bamboo scaffolds supporting sleek high-rises, to human carts parked next to scooters, I saw contrasts that reveal how technology interacts with society—helping, unifying, yet also highlighting inequalities and unexpected harmonies.

Ik ben nu vierentwintig en heb sinds een jaar of twee een bewustzijn van mijn bagage – letterlijk dat ik me bewust ben geworden van mijn...

Bij mij zijn jullie veilig Laat haar niet los, niet als een fout, niet als een schaduw. Ik houd van haar, ook toen ze zich kleiner maakte...

‘Living in the Now’ means living through screens. Our desire for immediacy is mediated by tech, blending natural instincts with digital life

Truth is relative to its persistence. As it's represented, it transforms, and in that transformation, the original truth begins to fade.

I embrace the silence after the noise has flown, A rise from dark to light, a path I've come to know, From shade to sun, is what my soul...

Med Hondo succeeds in self-representation by blending unconventional historical depictions with traditional documentary styles in Soleil Ô.

Globalization's impact on international communities is explored, highlighting its essence confined to Metropolises.

Baggage of experience shapes insecurity, forming an obsession with the future. No baggage; Shaping fate; Living through.

Self-taught in various arts. Inspired by Kirindongo. Embracing diversity. Considers cycles in history. Easygoing in punctuation. Autodidact.

Amid vast expanse, a lone boat sets sail, Memories echo like waves, a timeless tale. In the sea of time, experiences unfurl, A travel...

I find myself in some puzzle. Wherever you are doesn't matter as long as you help me solve this mystery. It feels like it hides within...

Our observations are delayed by distance and bounded speed. Hence, we live in the past, reacting and existing anachronistically.

Examining Whether the Dutch colonial past influenced the depiction of food (culture) in the Curaçao-based film Buladó.

Yellow car in Berlin and Ljubljana, you're calling me. A red car in the mist, I miss you. Sometimes hazy because of passing smoke....

I've been troubled lately with the ideas about the relation between the often opposing mind and body. My consensus, even though probably...

Critically aware of my apparent singularity. Unique, immediately visible to the rest. Described as my superficial bravura, a romantic...

Voids. Space. Nothing. Nothing is the absence of content within a closed space. To feel nothing, you build a wall around your heart. An...

What does change feel like and what does it require? Maybe it's a destruction, deconstruction, and construction of the self.

Navigating through the Mind-Body Dualism of Identity; Believing that embryonic biases enable us to retrieve our identity from chaos.