#identity-exploration

#identity-exploration

Thokozani Mthiyane's new exhibition melds abstract symbolism with spiritual themes, encouraging viewers to connect with art on a deeper emotional level.

Children of Radium explores Joe Dunthorne's complex journey uncovering his German Jewish heritage through his great-grandfather's unpublished memoir.

Self-knowledge is a dynamic process affected by relationships and involves moral considerations.

Kellie Harrington prioritizes self-discovery post-boxing career, expressing that life extends beyond sports.

Joe Moglia emphasizes self-reflection through journaling for personal understanding and decision-making.

Shatara Michelle Ford's new film "Dreams in Nightmares" is a striking exploration of identity and representation for queer Black women.

Ford is direct about her goals for distribution and employment for her films.

Shara Mays challenges conventional views of color in art, promoting an imaginative engagement over straightforward representation.

Mainstream porn often distorts self-worth, whereas female-centered erotica fosters intimacy and understanding for women's sexuality.

Guadagnino's Queer presents a complex, challenging adaptation of Burroughs' work, offering a unique exploration of identity and desire amid architectural storytelling.

Yu's novel, while adaptive for TV, highlights the complexities of identity and representation in Hollywood.

The show's narrative blurs reality and fiction, resonating deeply with issues faced by Asian Americans.

Stan Douglas explores parallel realities through historical re-enactments, prompting viewers to question the nature of reality and authenticity.

Joker: Folie a Deux explores the consequences of an unwanted identity thrust upon a person, more than commenting on fandom issues.

Yasmeen Abedifard's 'When to Pick a Pomegranate' interweaves themes of queerness, survival, and Persian cultural identity through her artistic journey.

The concept of the multiverse allows exploration of alternate identities shaped by different choices in life.

Okokon's exhibition 'Touch Products' merges African and Black American visual cultures through tactile manipulation and material symbolism.

Emrah Polywka's rebranding journey as 'The Future Club' celebrates multifaceted identities and inclusivity through his designs.

The power and mystery of masks allows for exploration of different identities and the liberation from constraints of a singular self.

The film 'Unicorns' draws inspiration from personal experiences, friends, and the LGBTQ+ community, portraying complex identities and relationships.

Novel explores African asylum seekers' complex experiences in Europe, challenging both far-right and overly sympathetic attitudes.

Character in a moody novel navigates self-discovery and identity in early adulthood among the art world elite.