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Red Lotus Sea, Thailand
Nudes • Alexandria Coe
* available for purchase through her website, alexandriacoe.com/shop.
Year: 2014 Client: SOS The Children, International Area: 2.600m2 Team: Estrella de Andres, Borja Arellano, John Andrew Status: Completed Photos: Javier Callejas, Urko Sánchez Architects Awards: -Architecture for Social Gain 2015: Built Project-Merit Certificate. -Archilovers: Best Project 2015; Archmarathon: Mixed Tenure Housing & Buildings 2016. -AAK-Awards of Excellence in Architecture: Best Low Cost/Social Building Project, 2017-First Prize.
SOS Children’s Village, Tadjourah, Djibouti *
*All images property of Javier Callejas + Urko Sanchez Architects, sourced from Urko Sanzchez (urkosanchez.com).
Carla has a fish stall in one of the markets of Lisbon, Portugal. Each day she wakes up at 5 in the morning, for her work. In the afternoon she takes care of her brother who has special needs.
When she started to tell me about the love of her life, her eyes became wet and she couldn’t continue.
There are millions of beautiful hard working women around the world. They are not famous and you will never see them on the media, because their stories and dreams are unknown. But each of them is a star in her own family or community.
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Mbwana and his best friend Juma are two young men with big dreams. These dreams become reality when they photograph a gigantic fish leaping out of the sea and their small town blossoms into a tourist hot-spot as a result. But for Mbwana, the reality isn't what he dreamed – and when he meets the fish again, both of them forgotten, ruined and old, he decides only one of them can survive. Jonah is a big fish story about the old and the new, and the links and the distances between them. A visual feast, shot though with humour and warmth, it tells an old story in a completely new way.
JONAH • dir. Kibwe Tavares, starring Daniel Kaluuya + Malachi Kirby
Miso • Ache
In 2010, six black teenagers drowned in the Louisiana Red river. Researchers found that seventy percent of Black people do not know how to swim, that Black kids are three times more likely to drown. The question became: why do Blacks possess the fear of water?
I’ve heard sharks followed slave ships crossing the Atlantic ocean, trailing black bodies thrown overboard. I heard during slave time, white masters refused to let blacks learn them to swim ‘cause a swimming slave could get away, could swim to freedom, could figure out a way to wade in the water. I heard that lil’ Black kids ain’t nothing but gator bait; gator bait let you catch an alligator so big, so vicious, it bite like racism. Black mamas be like: “keep your kids out the water, it ain’t safe, child.” I heard a Jim Crow North and a Klu Klux South kept coloreds out of public swimming pools, and off public water fountains. I heard they hosed niggas down with a fire fighter water hose, like you hose down a rabid dog in the summertime heat.
In New Orleans, I heard come hell or high water, they were gonna watch niggas drown in a hurricane down South, heard they knew the levies was gonna give in and break, knew the waters was coming to wash niggas away, tell me—how do a nigga keep they head above water if niggas can’t swim, niggas can’t doggie paddle, niggas can’t tread water, niggas jump, but never jump in--I sprint; you swim--niggas can’t float ‘cause our bodies too dense, don’t fvck with the rain ‘cause our hair just got did.
I heard yesterday, in Detroit, they cut the water off. I heard the water don’t run, I heard the faucets run dry, I heard kids are dehydrated—niggas is thirsty—heard they’ve been gasping for air, been drowning in oppression for what feels like forever. Ever since crossing the Atlantic been feeling lost at sea, been feeling like a fish outta water, like a body sinking in the deep end, like treading troubled waters and drowning.
Porsha Olayiwola • Water
And it rained and it rained and it rained…
くらげ - Jellyfish
Aaron Camper
Hypnotizing.
KWABS ‘PERFECT RUIN’ from steve annis on Vimeo.
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