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- Elspeth
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- I am Elspeth Duncan (Multimedia Artist): writer/columnist, musician, photographer, film maker, interactive conceptual artist, owner of 'Table for Two Made for You', Kundalini Yoga instructor living in Tobago. I create artistic works, productions and experiences to uplift, inspire, shift perspectives and raise awareness in Self and Others. Thank you for being here. Please use the links in the side bar to explore further. Click here to e-mail me.
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3 comments:
interesting work on these photos Elspeth!
I saw a movie yesterday set in Africa...a woman with AIDS...her name was Yesterday. Have you seen it? Not sure if that is also the name of the film or not. It was very good and very sad too.
Thanks.
No, I haven't seen the movie. Is it the one called "A Powerful Noise"? Maybe not. "Yesterday" is a haunting and ironic name for her to have given the subject matter! I know many African people have names that are 'words' to us. When I was studying in England I met someone called 'Victory' who had a friend called 'Innocent'.
Excellent thought behind those photos...Also i like the title "stages"...
By the way..innocent is a great name...
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