Category Archives: Art Narratives
Orion’s Belt
I wake up very very early. The world is silent and dark. Part of my morning ritual includes opening the balcony doors to allow fresh air inside. I automatically look up at the sky. Because there hovering over the building … Continue reading
We Are Family
In Genesis, we’re told that God created a single man, Adam, and later a single woman, Eve. Furthermore, the Bible teaches that we all descend from them. Therefore, are we not all from the same family? If so, why are … Continue reading
Cultural Hegemony
On my walk to the minimarket, I pass this monkey puzzle tree entangled with a white bougainvillea. The two plants must really like each other as they’ve been together for about 20 years. Perfect partners because the bougainvillea needs a … Continue reading
Hiding Places
The world is getting spookier by the day. Sometimes, for self-preservation, I need some place to hide. But where? I could simply cover my face and pretend to disappear. But just like “Peek a Boo, I see you”, I will … Continue reading
Equestrienne
When you fall off your horse, don’t linger on the ground. Pick yourself up and get back in the saddle again. Women have been doing it for centuries. Italy is full of equestrian statues such as that of Marcus Aurelius … Continue reading



