After birth- to work or not to work

The birth edition,  Issue 02

 

 

Fluctuating hormones, physical changes as well as sleep deprivation are just a few of the twists and turns of the roller coaster that is motherhood. In the modern world, many neo-mothers are also faced with the decision of whether to go back to work or not. But how do they decide?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Knowing that this is a very short and precious window that her children will soon outgrow, makes her appreciate this time even more. She makes it a point to be there for each milestone and give her boys the necessary sense of belonging and foundation on which, ‘they can go and battle the world’.

 

Read the full article in our magazine – The birth edition

Text by: Maria Giulia Pace

Visuals: Justine Ellul

 

Reevaluating Western Perspectivism

Reevaluating Western Perspectivism

Dev Dhunsi, a Norwegian-Indian multidisciplinary artist and photographer based in Stockholm is currently presenting his inaugural solo exhibition at MELK, Oslo. “Encircling Stories” features images captured during Dhunsi’s seven-year exploration, spanning from Punjab to Goa, traversing diverse regions of India by train. The exhibition reveals evolving relationships with land, highlighting the complexities of a region undergoing agricultural challenges, monoculture threats, and dispossession.

House & Garden

House & Garden

Charleston Lewes is currently hosting Through the Joy of the Senses an exhibition by contemporary artist Jonathan Baldock. The solo show explores Baldock’s fascination with sculptural form, craft traditions, and folklore. The selection resonates with Lewes’s historical and cultural context, weaving a narrative inspired by the town’s rich folklore, myths, and legends.