Tag Archives: South Africa

From playful to meaningful

Posted on February 24, 2014 by Malika

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 →

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Full Moon, it was a while since I caught you

Posted on January 29, 2014 by Malika

I am a moonie, and in the past few months I had not had any decent shot of the full moon, either I didnt see it or there were clouds or commitments that prevented me from seeing it rise. The … Continue reading →

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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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South Africa

Posted on January 20, 2014 by Malika

Back in autumn I felt a strong call for Mamma Africa. I was reminiscing my trip to Senegal 16 years ago, where I went to a small fisherman village near St louis, lived with the locals, with only a tap … Continue reading →

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