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Daily Archives: 9 September, 2020

Mother of River by Choulay Mech, Sereyrath Mech and Sokchanlina Lim

Special Initiatives MekongBy Rosalia9 September, 2020

This essay shows a part of an exhibition called “Elements”, which consisted of a series of personal performance actions. The strange, unidentified figure — with the face and body covered with a very long red robe — wanders, twists, and floats on the river to highlight the suffering and resilience of nature against destruction caused by humans.

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