Posts tagged art
Folklore Night Sky: Overcoming Ancestry
- 09 September 2023
This poem was originally written for KAMINA’s[1] act at the Heidelberger Literaturherbst 2023[2].
Freier Fall: ein Gedicht über die Migrantenpsyche
- 29 August 2023
Dieses Gedicht wurde ursprünglich für den Akt von KAMINA[1] beim Heidelberger Literaturherbst 2023[2] geschrieben.
Calipso: amores complicados
- 19 August 2023
En la mitologÃa griega Calipso (Καλυψώ: «la que oculta») era una ninfa que vivÃa en la isla de Ogigia, donde, según la Odisea de Homero, detuvo a Odiseo durante siete años [2].
🖋 A Look into Aptos, Microsoft’s New Default Font
- 14 July 2023
icrosoft has been planning a design revamp when it comes to the typography of their whole Office product line; and probably beyond that. They have worked on selecting their new default font for quite a bit[1]. The finalists among which the successor to the familiar Calibri typeface[2] was to be chosen were long known: Bierstadt, Grandview, Seaford, Skeena, and Tenorite. The decision, however, hadn’t been made and apparently no winner was yet selected nor known. That all changed today, though, as The Verge has reported [3].
Scarbleed: Closed, yet Open, Wounds
- 14 March 2021
While experiencing traumatic circumnstances it is not uncommon to ask oneself whether the feeling of unease, desperation and sorrow will eventually pass. As impermanence[1] would have it, suffering passes eventually in order to give room to other, not necessarily pleasant, feelings and experiences. Scarbleed is a poem about the aftermath of intense pain. When sorrow has passed and wounds have allegedly healed can, and do, scars bleed?