Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents
Lindsay C. Gibson
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Day 09: the savior
10: the village idiot
11: the raven
12: the devoted servant
13: the pied piper
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Kongo Cosmology in La Maison Noir: The Gift and the Curse by Petite Noir
Petite Noir’s project centres around the religious cosmology of the Bakongo (Kongo) people of Angola, Democratic Republic of Congo and Republic of Congo. The video features the Dikenga dia Kongo (Kongo cosmogram) and other Bakongo symbolisms, representing the circle of life and the elements.
Bakongo culture ascribes to each cardinal point of the Dikenga cosmogram an ontological meaning that symbolizes a segment of the broader transition between various stages of life. The four points of Dikenga tell of a journey of the community’s accumulation, interpretation, and transmission of knowledge. The cosmogram represents each human as “a living sun and marks the phases through which individuals progress as they develop a conscience, take on responsibility, and assume a sense of belonging to religious, political, cultural, familial, and national communities…The impact of imported belief systems, religious practices, and cultural structures was and continues to be felt in all countries that had significant slave populations but is most notable in Cuba, Haiti, and Brazil.
- Kongo Graphic Writing and Other Narratives of the Sign: The Atlantic Passage: The Spread of Kongo Belief in Africa and to the Americas by Bárbaro Martínez-Ruiz
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The Mojiko Hotel in Fukuoka, Japan opened in 1998. Architecture and interior design by Aldo Rossi. Photography by Shigeru Uchida.
Ultimate Hotel Design, teNeues, 2005🏠
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