Tag Archives: nomad

Flying numbers – 34

Posted on January 21, 2014 by Malika

An artist is a dreamer, whether with the head in the clouds or deep underground. personally the former rings more true for recent years, the latter was where I started. I was always attracted to the idea of flying and … Continue reading →

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A niche, a home.

Posted on August 21, 2012 by Malika

Home, and what it means to us has been one of the questions that I have ben asking myself during this journey. I used to think of the cliché, one feels at home anywhere if we are at peace within. … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged china, clothes drying, concept of home, doors, feeling at home, Home, Latitude 34, living outside, Morocco, niche, nomad, outside | Leave a comment

WanderDust

Posted on June 11, 2012 by Malika

It was the story of an imaginary line, the line between my home town and a city I love, Los Angeles and considered making my home. It turned into two circles around the globe, while temporarily resigning the luxury of … Continue reading →

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Time and space and the thread between.

Posted on March 6, 2012 by Malika

Time and space. Nowadays we seem to run after time and long for more space.This project has me tracing a line in space whitin a time frame, or linked to a time in my lifeline.Sometimes it feels I revisit all … Continue reading →

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