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  • Foreign Return

    On art and inhabitation

    par Neha Kale ...
    ‘I didn’t know which self I had dreamed. In my ordinary life, the past was a faraway place. Time moved in a straight line. Here, the present felt infinite. The world took on a hallucinatory shimmer.’As a child at the turn of 90s, Neha Kale migrated from India to Australia, a move that was unremarkable, like so many before and after, an ancestral house in Goa lingering in her memory. But what was ... En savoir plus

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