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Where Are You Frøm?

Where Are You Frøm?

Shivy Galtere

“I think being an artist that really speaks to who I am, individually, and how I really identify.”

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Where Are You Frøm?

Shivy Galtere

“I think being an artist that really speaks to who I am, individually, and how I really identify.”

Read Her Story

“It was very much this juxtaposition.[So] it's been very interesting for me to explore nudity, and women's bodies.”

— Shivy

“It was very much this juxtaposition.[So] it's been very interesting for me to explore nudity, and women's bodies.”

— Shivy

Where Are You Frøm?

Ami Scherson on her Motherland

Ami Scherson on her Motherland

"When I think of the Motherland, I think of where I feel whole and full. I think about Japan, I think about the summer festivals where I used to eat octopus balls takoyaki. I think about going to ...
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Colleen Brooks on Actualizing Self Love

Colleen Brooks on Actualizing Self Love

Colleen Brooks, a mixed race, queer woman who was adopted at birth by a loving family in Dayton, Ohio. We had the opportunity to learn from Colleen how all the pieces and parts of her identity make...
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Mamuna Oyofo on being a Third Culture Kid

Mamuna Oyofo on being a Third Culture Kid

The øther series: "Where are you from?" A charged question with no simple answer. Featuring Mamuna (@moyofo), a "Third Culture Kid" who has defined home & her motherland on her own terms:⁠⁠"I w...
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Where Are You Frøm?

"Where are you from?" is a series exploring identity, belonging, and claiming where you are from on your own terms. It is a charged question with no straightforward answer.

We are each a mixture of experiences and identities. Rich, vibrant, complex, and multidimensional.

““I carry my whole family history in my face.”⁠”

—Fatima Ahmed

“I think that I'm just a bit of an odd bird. I just never looked like any other kid or acted like any other kid. ⁠”

—Reiko Waisglass

“And it took me I think all the three years of being there to understand that belonging was a state of mind. ”

—Abeer Haque
Where Are You Frøm?

Fatima Ahmed

“I carry my whole family history in my face. So when you ask me where I'm from it's both everywhere and right here.”⁠

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Where Are You Frøm?

Reiko Waisglass

"I think that I'm just a bit of an odd bird. I just never looked like any other kid or acted like any other kid."

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Where Are You Frøm?

Abeer Haque

"I always say Nigerian-born Bangladeshi American, because it has all the three countries in there. And it seems like a mouthful. But because those spaces are so much a part of who I am, I always say them."

Where Are You Frøm?

Ami Scherson