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I feel a bit silly writing a personal statement - who even am I? But pausing something I’ve dedicated almost half my life to is life changing (quite literally in fact). Also: this is my Instagram account so why am I stressing?!?

I also felt it necessary and obligatory to voice some of the very real struggles that have accompanied these many years as I am certainly not the only once wrestling with the complexities of working within spaces for and built by struggling communities.

I truly hope that @yeoja_mag becomes reincarnated into something even new and hopeful. It’s with ends that we make space for something new. 🥀

I feel a bit silly writing a personal statement - who even am I? But pausing something I’ve dedicated almost half my life to is life changing (quite literally in fact). Also: this is my Instagram account so why am I stressing?!?

I also felt it necessary and obligatory to voice some of the very real struggles that have accompanied these many years as I am certainly not the only once wrestling with the complexities of working within spaces for and built by struggling communities.

I truly hope that @yeoja_mag becomes reincarnated into something even new and hopeful. It’s with ends that we make space for something new. 🥀

I feel a bit silly writing a personal statement - who even am I? But pausing something I’ve dedicated almost half my life to is life changing (quite literally in fact). Also: this is my Instagram account so why am I stressing?!?

I also felt it necessary and obligatory to voice some of the very real struggles that have accompanied these many years as I am certainly not the only once wrestling with the complexities of working within spaces for and built by struggling communities.

I truly hope that @yeoja_mag becomes reincarnated into something even new and hopeful. It’s with ends that we make space for something new. 🥀

I feel a bit silly writing a personal statement - who even am I? But pausing something I’ve dedicated almost half my life to is life changing (quite literally in fact). Also: this is my Instagram account so why am I stressing?!?

I also felt it necessary and obligatory to voice some of the very real struggles that have accompanied these many years as I am certainly not the only once wrestling with the complexities of working within spaces for and built by struggling communities.

I truly hope that @yeoja_mag becomes reincarnated into something even new and hopeful. It’s with ends that we make space for something new. 🥀

I feel a bit silly writing a personal statement - who even am I? But pausing something I’ve dedicated almost half my life to is life changing (quite literally in fact). Also: this is my Instagram account so why am I stressing?!?

I also felt it necessary and obligatory to voice some of the very real struggles that have accompanied these many years as I am certainly not the only once wrestling with the complexities of working within spaces for and built by struggling communities.

I truly hope that @yeoja_mag becomes reincarnated into something even new and hopeful. It’s with ends that we make space for something new. 🥀

I feel a bit silly writing a personal statement - who even am I? But pausing something I’ve dedicated almost half my life to is life changing (quite literally in fact). Also: this is my Instagram account so why am I stressing?!?

I also felt it necessary and obligatory to voice some of the very real struggles that have accompanied these many years as I am certainly not the only once wrestling with the complexities of working within spaces for and built by struggling communities.

I truly hope that @yeoja_mag becomes reincarnated into something even new and hopeful. It’s with ends that we make space for something new. 🥀

I feel a bit silly writing a personal statement - who even am I? But pausing something I’ve dedicated almost half my life to is life changing (quite literally in fact). Also: this is my Instagram account so why am I stressing?!?

I also felt it necessary and obligatory to voice some of the very real struggles that have accompanied these many years as I am certainly not the only once wrestling with the complexities of working within spaces for and built by struggling communities.

I truly hope that @yeoja_mag becomes reincarnated into something even new and hopeful. It’s with ends that we make space for something new. 🥀

I feel a bit silly writing a personal statement - who even am I? But pausing something I’ve dedicated almost half my life to is life changing (quite literally in fact). Also: this is my Instagram account so why am I stressing?!?

I also felt it necessary and obligatory to voice some of the very real struggles that have accompanied these many years as I am certainly not the only once wrestling with the complexities of working within spaces for and built by struggling communities.

I truly hope that @yeoja_mag becomes reincarnated into something even new and hopeful. It’s with ends that we make space for something new. 🥀

I feel a bit silly writing a personal statement - who even am I? But pausing something I’ve dedicated almost half my life to is life changing (quite literally in fact). Also: this is my Instagram account so why am I stressing?!?

I also felt it necessary and obligatory to voice some of the very real struggles that have accompanied these many years as I am certainly not the only once wrestling with the complexities of working within spaces for and built by struggling communities.

I truly hope that @yeoja_mag becomes reincarnated into something even new and hopeful. It’s with ends that we make space for something new. 🥀

First real feed post in a min cos social media got me anxious. But if Jesus can resurrect himself after three days I guess I can resurrect this instagram account too. 🐣#backfromthedead photo: @iamsarahtasha

First real feed post in a min cos social media got me anxious. But if Jesus can resurrect himself after three days I guess I can resurrect this instagram account too. 🐣#backfromthedead photo: @iamsarahtasha

First real feed post in a min cos social media got me anxious. But if Jesus can resurrect himself after three days I guess I can resurrect this instagram account too. 🐣#backfromthedead photo: @iamsarahtasha

First real feed post in a min cos social media got me anxious. But if Jesus can resurrect himself after three days I guess I can resurrect this instagram account too. 🐣#backfromthedead photo: @iamsarahtasha

First real feed post in a min cos social media got me anxious. But if Jesus can resurrect himself after three days I guess I can resurrect this instagram account too. 🐣#backfromthedead photo: @iamsarahtasha

First real feed post in a min cos social media got me anxious. But if Jesus can resurrect himself after three days I guess I can resurrect this instagram account too. 🐣#backfromthedead photo: @iamsarahtasha

For anyone curious as to where I’ve been:

Trigger warning: depression, suicide

Last week after I received an email informing me that my request to find my birth parents was denied again, there was a moment where I wanted to die. To be fair, this information alone was enough to send anyone into a dark spiral that not even Magrudergrind, aggressive chain smoking, punching holes into the wall, and rage quitting the internet was going to stop. But it was also the cherry on top of a pile of existing crap that created the perfect storm of shit. „To whom it may concern, you’ve been abandoned. Again. Sincerely, the N.C.R.C.“

I don’t talk about dying lightly. Because there is a sliding scale with sadness on the one end and depression on the other and I’ve slid up and down throughout my life enough times to know what it means to want to end your life.

I came across an interesting article which confirms my suspicions - „According to a study carried out over a 10 year period at the University of Minnesota (published in 2013), adoptees are four times more likely to attempt suicide than non-adoptees.“

I’ve said it before: We don’t consent to life; We also don’t consent to abandonment - certainly not from the person who is meant to be our primary care giver: „When a baby is removed from its birth mother, they experience reduced serotonin levels, causing stress and an inability to ‘self sooth’….Adoptees literally have different levels of chemicals in their brains compared to non-adoptees and this may mean they turn to drugs, alcohol, gambling and sex addiction to try and regulate the chemicals in their body and to feel ‘normal’.“

I’m not sure what feeling „normal“ is. I’m sure there are a lot of people who feel the same - adopted or not. And then there are those lucky bastards (no wait, I’m the bastard) who don’t experience any of this and save a lot of time and money not trying to sort the inside of their brain out.

(continued in comments)

For anyone curious as to where I’ve been:

Trigger warning: depression, suicide

Last week after I received an email informing me that my request to find my birth parents was denied again, there was a moment where I wanted to die. To be fair, this information alone was enough to send anyone into a dark spiral that not even Magrudergrind, aggressive chain smoking, punching holes into the wall, and rage quitting the internet was going to stop. But it was also the cherry on top of a pile of existing crap that created the perfect storm of shit. „To whom it may concern, you’ve been abandoned. Again. Sincerely, the N.C.R.C.“

I don’t talk about dying lightly. Because there is a sliding scale with sadness on the one end and depression on the other and I’ve slid up and down throughout my life enough times to know what it means to want to end your life.

I came across an interesting article which confirms my suspicions - „According to a study carried out over a 10 year period at the University of Minnesota (published in 2013), adoptees are four times more likely to attempt suicide than non-adoptees.“

I’ve said it before: We don’t consent to life; We also don’t consent to abandonment - certainly not from the person who is meant to be our primary care giver: „When a baby is removed from its birth mother, they experience reduced serotonin levels, causing stress and an inability to ‘self sooth’….Adoptees literally have different levels of chemicals in their brains compared to non-adoptees and this may mean they turn to drugs, alcohol, gambling and sex addiction to try and regulate the chemicals in their body and to feel ‘normal’.“

I’m not sure what feeling „normal“ is. I’m sure there are a lot of people who feel the same - adopted or not. And then there are those lucky bastards (no wait, I’m the bastard) who don’t experience any of this and save a lot of time and money not trying to sort the inside of their brain out.

(continued in comments)

For anyone curious as to where I’ve been:

Trigger warning: depression, suicide

Last week after I received an email informing me that my request to find my birth parents was denied again, there was a moment where I wanted to die. To be fair, this information alone was enough to send anyone into a dark spiral that not even Magrudergrind, aggressive chain smoking, punching holes into the wall, and rage quitting the internet was going to stop. But it was also the cherry on top of a pile of existing crap that created the perfect storm of shit. „To whom it may concern, you’ve been abandoned. Again. Sincerely, the N.C.R.C.“

I don’t talk about dying lightly. Because there is a sliding scale with sadness on the one end and depression on the other and I’ve slid up and down throughout my life enough times to know what it means to want to end your life.

I came across an interesting article which confirms my suspicions - „According to a study carried out over a 10 year period at the University of Minnesota (published in 2013), adoptees are four times more likely to attempt suicide than non-adoptees.“

I’ve said it before: We don’t consent to life; We also don’t consent to abandonment - certainly not from the person who is meant to be our primary care giver: „When a baby is removed from its birth mother, they experience reduced serotonin levels, causing stress and an inability to ‘self sooth’….Adoptees literally have different levels of chemicals in their brains compared to non-adoptees and this may mean they turn to drugs, alcohol, gambling and sex addiction to try and regulate the chemicals in their body and to feel ‘normal’.“

I’m not sure what feeling „normal“ is. I’m sure there are a lot of people who feel the same - adopted or not. And then there are those lucky bastards (no wait, I’m the bastard) who don’t experience any of this and save a lot of time and money not trying to sort the inside of their brain out.

(continued in comments)

For anyone curious as to where I’ve been:

Trigger warning: depression, suicide

Last week after I received an email informing me that my request to find my birth parents was denied again, there was a moment where I wanted to die. To be fair, this information alone was enough to send anyone into a dark spiral that not even Magrudergrind, aggressive chain smoking, punching holes into the wall, and rage quitting the internet was going to stop. But it was also the cherry on top of a pile of existing crap that created the perfect storm of shit. „To whom it may concern, you’ve been abandoned. Again. Sincerely, the N.C.R.C.“

I don’t talk about dying lightly. Because there is a sliding scale with sadness on the one end and depression on the other and I’ve slid up and down throughout my life enough times to know what it means to want to end your life.

I came across an interesting article which confirms my suspicions - „According to a study carried out over a 10 year period at the University of Minnesota (published in 2013), adoptees are four times more likely to attempt suicide than non-adoptees.“

I’ve said it before: We don’t consent to life; We also don’t consent to abandonment - certainly not from the person who is meant to be our primary care giver: „When a baby is removed from its birth mother, they experience reduced serotonin levels, causing stress and an inability to ‘self sooth’….Adoptees literally have different levels of chemicals in their brains compared to non-adoptees and this may mean they turn to drugs, alcohol, gambling and sex addiction to try and regulate the chemicals in their body and to feel ‘normal’.“

I’m not sure what feeling „normal“ is. I’m sure there are a lot of people who feel the same - adopted or not. And then there are those lucky bastards (no wait, I’m the bastard) who don’t experience any of this and save a lot of time and money not trying to sort the inside of their brain out.

(continued in comments)

For anyone curious as to where I’ve been:

Trigger warning: depression, suicide

Last week after I received an email informing me that my request to find my birth parents was denied again, there was a moment where I wanted to die. To be fair, this information alone was enough to send anyone into a dark spiral that not even Magrudergrind, aggressive chain smoking, punching holes into the wall, and rage quitting the internet was going to stop. But it was also the cherry on top of a pile of existing crap that created the perfect storm of shit. „To whom it may concern, you’ve been abandoned. Again. Sincerely, the N.C.R.C.“

I don’t talk about dying lightly. Because there is a sliding scale with sadness on the one end and depression on the other and I’ve slid up and down throughout my life enough times to know what it means to want to end your life.

I came across an interesting article which confirms my suspicions - „According to a study carried out over a 10 year period at the University of Minnesota (published in 2013), adoptees are four times more likely to attempt suicide than non-adoptees.“

I’ve said it before: We don’t consent to life; We also don’t consent to abandonment - certainly not from the person who is meant to be our primary care giver: „When a baby is removed from its birth mother, they experience reduced serotonin levels, causing stress and an inability to ‘self sooth’….Adoptees literally have different levels of chemicals in their brains compared to non-adoptees and this may mean they turn to drugs, alcohol, gambling and sex addiction to try and regulate the chemicals in their body and to feel ‘normal’.“

I’m not sure what feeling „normal“ is. I’m sure there are a lot of people who feel the same - adopted or not. And then there are those lucky bastards (no wait, I’m the bastard) who don’t experience any of this and save a lot of time and money not trying to sort the inside of their brain out.

(continued in comments)

For anyone curious as to where I’ve been:

Trigger warning: depression, suicide

Last week after I received an email informing me that my request to find my birth parents was denied again, there was a moment where I wanted to die. To be fair, this information alone was enough to send anyone into a dark spiral that not even Magrudergrind, aggressive chain smoking, punching holes into the wall, and rage quitting the internet was going to stop. But it was also the cherry on top of a pile of existing crap that created the perfect storm of shit. „To whom it may concern, you’ve been abandoned. Again. Sincerely, the N.C.R.C.“

I don’t talk about dying lightly. Because there is a sliding scale with sadness on the one end and depression on the other and I’ve slid up and down throughout my life enough times to know what it means to want to end your life.

I came across an interesting article which confirms my suspicions - „According to a study carried out over a 10 year period at the University of Minnesota (published in 2013), adoptees are four times more likely to attempt suicide than non-adoptees.“

I’ve said it before: We don’t consent to life; We also don’t consent to abandonment - certainly not from the person who is meant to be our primary care giver: „When a baby is removed from its birth mother, they experience reduced serotonin levels, causing stress and an inability to ‘self sooth’….Adoptees literally have different levels of chemicals in their brains compared to non-adoptees and this may mean they turn to drugs, alcohol, gambling and sex addiction to try and regulate the chemicals in their body and to feel ‘normal’.“

I’m not sure what feeling „normal“ is. I’m sure there are a lot of people who feel the same - adopted or not. And then there are those lucky bastards (no wait, I’m the bastard) who don’t experience any of this and save a lot of time and money not trying to sort the inside of their brain out.

(continued in comments)

For anyone curious as to where I’ve been:

Trigger warning: depression, suicide

Last week after I received an email informing me that my request to find my birth parents was denied again, there was a moment where I wanted to die. To be fair, this information alone was enough to send anyone into a dark spiral that not even Magrudergrind, aggressive chain smoking, punching holes into the wall, and rage quitting the internet was going to stop. But it was also the cherry on top of a pile of existing crap that created the perfect storm of shit. „To whom it may concern, you’ve been abandoned. Again. Sincerely, the N.C.R.C.“

I don’t talk about dying lightly. Because there is a sliding scale with sadness on the one end and depression on the other and I’ve slid up and down throughout my life enough times to know what it means to want to end your life.

I came across an interesting article which confirms my suspicions - „According to a study carried out over a 10 year period at the University of Minnesota (published in 2013), adoptees are four times more likely to attempt suicide than non-adoptees.“

I’ve said it before: We don’t consent to life; We also don’t consent to abandonment - certainly not from the person who is meant to be our primary care giver: „When a baby is removed from its birth mother, they experience reduced serotonin levels, causing stress and an inability to ‘self sooth’….Adoptees literally have different levels of chemicals in their brains compared to non-adoptees and this may mean they turn to drugs, alcohol, gambling and sex addiction to try and regulate the chemicals in their body and to feel ‘normal’.“

I’m not sure what feeling „normal“ is. I’m sure there are a lot of people who feel the same - adopted or not. And then there are those lucky bastards (no wait, I’m the bastard) who don’t experience any of this and save a lot of time and money not trying to sort the inside of their brain out.

(continued in comments)

For anyone curious as to where I’ve been:

Trigger warning: depression, suicide

Last week after I received an email informing me that my request to find my birth parents was denied again, there was a moment where I wanted to die. To be fair, this information alone was enough to send anyone into a dark spiral that not even Magrudergrind, aggressive chain smoking, punching holes into the wall, and rage quitting the internet was going to stop. But it was also the cherry on top of a pile of existing crap that created the perfect storm of shit. „To whom it may concern, you’ve been abandoned. Again. Sincerely, the N.C.R.C.“

I don’t talk about dying lightly. Because there is a sliding scale with sadness on the one end and depression on the other and I’ve slid up and down throughout my life enough times to know what it means to want to end your life.

I came across an interesting article which confirms my suspicions - „According to a study carried out over a 10 year period at the University of Minnesota (published in 2013), adoptees are four times more likely to attempt suicide than non-adoptees.“

I’ve said it before: We don’t consent to life; We also don’t consent to abandonment - certainly not from the person who is meant to be our primary care giver: „When a baby is removed from its birth mother, they experience reduced serotonin levels, causing stress and an inability to ‘self sooth’….Adoptees literally have different levels of chemicals in their brains compared to non-adoptees and this may mean they turn to drugs, alcohol, gambling and sex addiction to try and regulate the chemicals in their body and to feel ‘normal’.“

I’m not sure what feeling „normal“ is. I’m sure there are a lot of people who feel the same - adopted or not. And then there are those lucky bastards (no wait, I’m the bastard) who don’t experience any of this and save a lot of time and money not trying to sort the inside of their brain out.

(continued in comments)

Just a thought.

I lost my identity for a moment, but got it back ✂️

I lost my identity for a moment, but got it back ✂️

I lost my identity for a moment, but got it back ✂️

I lost my identity for a moment, but got it back ✂️

I lost my identity for a moment, but got it back ✂️

I lost my identity for a moment, but got it back ✂️

I lost my identity for a moment, but got it back ✂️

I lost my identity for a moment, but got it back ✂️

I’m really happy to continue my journalistic work at the intersection of art and science.

For this latest piece with @clotmagazine, I had the pleasure of speaking with @zyniewica about her practice. Hers is one where biomaterials, risk, and memory collide.

Her project Signs of the Times opens at @artlaboratoryberlin (24 April, with an artist talk on the 26th) if you’re in Berlin.

🔗 Link in my stories, snippets in the carousel

Signs of the Times. Photo credit: Adam Bogdan 
https://clotmag.com/interviews/karolina-zyniewicz-art-as-a-way-to-perceive-the-world

I’m really happy to continue my journalistic work at the intersection of art and science.

For this latest piece with @clotmagazine, I had the pleasure of speaking with @zyniewica about her practice. Hers is one where biomaterials, risk, and memory collide.

Her project Signs of the Times opens at @artlaboratoryberlin (24 April, with an artist talk on the 26th) if you’re in Berlin.

🔗 Link in my stories, snippets in the carousel

Signs of the Times. Photo credit: Adam Bogdan 
https://clotmag.com/interviews/karolina-zyniewicz-art-as-a-way-to-perceive-the-world

I’m really happy to continue my journalistic work at the intersection of art and science.

For this latest piece with @clotmagazine, I had the pleasure of speaking with @zyniewica about her practice. Hers is one where biomaterials, risk, and memory collide.

Her project Signs of the Times opens at @artlaboratoryberlin (24 April, with an artist talk on the 26th) if you’re in Berlin.

🔗 Link in my stories, snippets in the carousel

Signs of the Times. Photo credit: Adam Bogdan 
https://clotmag.com/interviews/karolina-zyniewicz-art-as-a-way-to-perceive-the-world

I’m really happy to continue my journalistic work at the intersection of art and science.

For this latest piece with @clotmagazine, I had the pleasure of speaking with @zyniewica about her practice. Hers is one where biomaterials, risk, and memory collide.

Her project Signs of the Times opens at @artlaboratoryberlin (24 April, with an artist talk on the 26th) if you’re in Berlin.

🔗 Link in my stories, snippets in the carousel

Signs of the Times. Photo credit: Adam Bogdan 
https://clotmag.com/interviews/karolina-zyniewicz-art-as-a-way-to-perceive-the-world

Earlier this week, I co-collaborated on a post for @goetheinstitut_korea about @yeoja_mag. @graphicat had reached out a few months back, wanting to do an interview with me about running the publication. It was at a time where I was still unsure of @yeoja_mag’s future.

In the end, during the span of time, I made the decision to place the publication on pause and shared a general statement on @yeoja_mag’s account as well as a more detailed and personal explanation here. However, it still seemed fitting to continue with the interview and gave me an opportunity to holistically talk about my motivations before-during-now and answer some more personal questions as well as well as reach a new wider audience to discuss the realities of work in the margins and it’s continued logistical difficulties under capitalism.

It seemed like a well rounded and perfect way to close this chapter 💕 I would be honored if you read the interview. The link is in my bio.

[old selfie cos I just don’t seem to take that many photos of myself anymore.]

Earlier this week, I co-collaborated on a post for @goetheinstitut_korea about @yeoja_mag. @graphicat had reached out a few months back, wanting to do an interview with me about running the publication. It was at a time where I was still unsure of @yeoja_mag’s future.

In the end, during the span of time, I made the decision to place the publication on pause and shared a general statement on @yeoja_mag’s account as well as a more detailed and personal explanation here. However, it still seemed fitting to continue with the interview and gave me an opportunity to holistically talk about my motivations before-during-now and answer some more personal questions as well as well as reach a new wider audience to discuss the realities of work in the margins and it’s continued logistical difficulties under capitalism.

It seemed like a well rounded and perfect way to close this chapter 💕 I would be honored if you read the interview. The link is in my bio.

[old selfie cos I just don’t seem to take that many photos of myself anymore.]

Earlier this week, I co-collaborated on a post for @goetheinstitut_korea about @yeoja_mag. @graphicat had reached out a few months back, wanting to do an interview with me about running the publication. It was at a time where I was still unsure of @yeoja_mag’s future.

In the end, during the span of time, I made the decision to place the publication on pause and shared a general statement on @yeoja_mag’s account as well as a more detailed and personal explanation here. However, it still seemed fitting to continue with the interview and gave me an opportunity to holistically talk about my motivations before-during-now and answer some more personal questions as well as well as reach a new wider audience to discuss the realities of work in the margins and it’s continued logistical difficulties under capitalism.

It seemed like a well rounded and perfect way to close this chapter 💕 I would be honored if you read the interview. The link is in my bio.

[old selfie cos I just don’t seem to take that many photos of myself anymore.]

Earlier this week, I co-collaborated on a post for @goetheinstitut_korea about @yeoja_mag. @graphicat had reached out a few months back, wanting to do an interview with me about running the publication. It was at a time where I was still unsure of @yeoja_mag’s future.

In the end, during the span of time, I made the decision to place the publication on pause and shared a general statement on @yeoja_mag’s account as well as a more detailed and personal explanation here. However, it still seemed fitting to continue with the interview and gave me an opportunity to holistically talk about my motivations before-during-now and answer some more personal questions as well as well as reach a new wider audience to discuss the realities of work in the margins and it’s continued logistical difficulties under capitalism.

It seemed like a well rounded and perfect way to close this chapter 💕 I would be honored if you read the interview. The link is in my bio.

[old selfie cos I just don’t seem to take that many photos of myself anymore.]

Earlier this week, I co-collaborated on a post for @goetheinstitut_korea about @yeoja_mag. @graphicat had reached out a few months back, wanting to do an interview with me about running the publication. It was at a time where I was still unsure of @yeoja_mag’s future.

In the end, during the span of time, I made the decision to place the publication on pause and shared a general statement on @yeoja_mag’s account as well as a more detailed and personal explanation here. However, it still seemed fitting to continue with the interview and gave me an opportunity to holistically talk about my motivations before-during-now and answer some more personal questions as well as well as reach a new wider audience to discuss the realities of work in the margins and it’s continued logistical difficulties under capitalism.

It seemed like a well rounded and perfect way to close this chapter 💕 I would be honored if you read the interview. The link is in my bio.

[old selfie cos I just don’t seem to take that many photos of myself anymore.]

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젠더·퀴어 담론에 비해 BIPoC라는 용어는 한국 사회에서 아직 비교적 생소하게 사용되는 개념입니다. BIPoC는 Black(흑인), Indigenous(원주민), People of Color(유색인종)을 의미하는데요. 오늘은 우리가 일상적으로 접해 온 페미니즘 담론과는 접근 방식과 초점에서 차별화된, 상호교차성 페미니즘에 기반한 온라인 매거진 「여자 YEOJA」를 소개합니다.

입양과 이주라는 개인적 경험을 가진 창립자 미진과의 이번 인터뷰에서는 독립 예술 환경에서의 고민, 다양성의 의미 등 폭넓은 이야기를 담았습니다. 2025년 하반기 휴지기를 앞두고 있음에도 불구하고, 여성이라는 범주를 넘어 다양한 사회적 위치와 경험에 주목해 온 매거진 「여자 YEOJA」의 문제의식은 오늘날에도 의미 있는 논의를 제안하고 있습니다.

미진과의 전체 인터뷰 그리고 ‘다양성과 포용성’ 주제의 다양한 콘텐츠는 🔗👉 프로필 링크에서 확인하실 수 있습니다.

#bipoc #여자 #여성 #페미니즘 #다양성

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젠더·퀴어 담론에 비해 BIPoC라는 용어는 한국 사회에서 아직 비교적 생소하게 사용되는 개념입니다. BIPoC는 Black(흑인), Indigenous(원주민), People of Color(유색인종)을 의미하는데요. 오늘은 우리가 일상적으로 접해 온 페미니즘 담론과는 접근 방식과 초점에서 차별화된, 상호교차성 페미니즘에 기반한 온라인 매거진 「여자 YEOJA」를 소개합니다.

입양과 이주라는 개인적 경험을 가진 창립자 미진과의 이번 인터뷰에서는 독립 예술 환경에서의 고민, 다양성의 의미 등 폭넓은 이야기를 담았습니다. 2025년 하반기 휴지기를 앞두고 있음에도 불구하고, 여성이라는 범주를 넘어 다양한 사회적 위치와 경험에 주목해 온 매거진 「여자 YEOJA」의 문제의식은 오늘날에도 의미 있는 논의를 제안하고 있습니다.

미진과의 전체 인터뷰 그리고 ‘다양성과 포용성’ 주제의 다양한 콘텐츠는 🔗👉 프로필 링크에서 확인하실 수 있습니다.

#bipoc #여자 #여성 #페미니즘 #다양성

I’m pretty scared of posting on social media these days but just wanted to direct y’all to two upcoming holiday community events @1004.bakery will be taking part in this weekend:

13.12.2025 18:00 | 20nine30 Paul-Linke-Ufer 29
@soydivision.berlin @l___kw
soy&synth annual closing: recording & zine release, community holiday market & gathering

14.12.2025 14:00 | The Boys Club Weisestr. 27
@theboysclubberlin
winter market

💕would love to see you before this year’s end 💕

I’m pretty scared of posting on social media these days but just wanted to direct y’all to two upcoming holiday community events @1004.bakery will be taking part in this weekend:

13.12.2025 18:00 | 20nine30 Paul-Linke-Ufer 29
@soydivision.berlin @l___kw
soy&synth annual closing: recording & zine release, community holiday market & gathering

14.12.2025 14:00 | The Boys Club Weisestr. 27
@theboysclubberlin
winter market

💕would love to see you before this year’s end 💕

I’m pretty scared of posting on social media these days but just wanted to direct y’all to two upcoming holiday community events @1004.bakery will be taking part in this weekend:

13.12.2025 18:00 | 20nine30 Paul-Linke-Ufer 29
@soydivision.berlin @l___kw
soy&synth annual closing: recording & zine release, community holiday market & gathering

14.12.2025 14:00 | The Boys Club Weisestr. 27
@theboysclubberlin
winter market

💕would love to see you before this year’s end 💕

I’m pretty scared of posting on social media these days but just wanted to direct y’all to two upcoming holiday community events @1004.bakery will be taking part in this weekend:

13.12.2025 18:00 | 20nine30 Paul-Linke-Ufer 29
@soydivision.berlin @l___kw
soy&synth annual closing: recording & zine release, community holiday market & gathering

14.12.2025 14:00 | The Boys Club Weisestr. 27
@theboysclubberlin
winter market

💕would love to see you before this year’s end 💕

I’m pretty scared of posting on social media these days but just wanted to direct y’all to two upcoming holiday community events @1004.bakery will be taking part in this weekend:

13.12.2025 18:00 | 20nine30 Paul-Linke-Ufer 29
@soydivision.berlin @l___kw
soy&synth annual closing: recording & zine release, community holiday market & gathering

14.12.2025 14:00 | The Boys Club Weisestr. 27
@theboysclubberlin
winter market

💕would love to see you before this year’s end 💕

Reduce, Reuse, Reanimate ♻️

Reduce, Reuse, Reanimate ♻️

Reduce, Reuse, Reanimate ♻️

Reduce, Reuse, Reanimate ♻️

“There is a prevailing notion that art and science are wholly separate fields. One discipline is seen as rooted in fact, ruled by reason. The other is considered an emotional process, where empiricism plays a lesser role. Yet this division is misleading.

To me, they exist more as a Venn diagram, and the middle part, where the sets overlap, is where things become truly interesting…”

Wrote my second piece for @clotmagazine covering @artlaboratoryberlin’s panel discussion on their upcoming residency program, CHRYSALIS. ARTISTS IN LABS during @berlinscienceweek (1-10 Nov 2025)

Take a look if you are interested in the intersection between art and science and how those in Berlin are looking to explore art and science in tandem.

Panelists: artists Helena Nikonole (@helenanikonole), Julius Holtz (@juliusholtz) and Margherita Pevere (#margheritapevere), scientists Álvaro Rodríguez del Rio (#alvarorodriguezdelrio), Ludmila Litvin (#ludmilalitvin), and Germán Joosten (#germanjoosten)

Moderators: Regine Rapp (@rappregine) and Christian de Lutz (@christiandelutz) of ALB.

https://clotmag.com/oped/chrysalis-artists-in-labs

I wish I knew how to feel happy and safe. I’ve got a broken brain and a broken heart. And no one can crawl inside of me and push levers and gears to produce the internal feeling of happiness and safety I struggle to produce on my own.