Tag Archives: Malika Sqalli
From playful to meaningful
Yellow has become a trademark colour ( just in case you didn’t notice), it has become a part of my identity ( or it may have been for a while, unconsciously) The same way the project Latitude 34 took over … Continue reading
On stillness
This is a time of year stillness isn’t a very appropriate. Frenzy is more appropriate especially in Europe and US. Yet there is something to be said for stillness, and not only on those time. Solitude, stillness, silence: in urban environments … Continue reading
Sharq Exhibit in Los Angeles
In July 2013 Sharq Gallery in Pacific Palisades in Los Angeles showcasted a selection of Latitude 34. I want to thank Nahid Massoud and Robert Rosenstone for opening the doors of their gallery and offering me the opportunity to share … Continue reading
For the love of language
Words in the air, on the tongue, are like clouds in the sky. Fluffy, dark, soft, fast or slow and immobile, silent, thundery, shouted , murmured, laughed. I love words and I love clouds. “A special kind of beauty exists which … Continue reading
Northland age NZ
For those in NZ, there was an article in the Northalnd Age earlier this month!
Double Whammy
A double whammy of a sunrise and 200km further a sunset! Probably makes up for lack of them during the whole trip
