'ima' initially was derived from 'invisible mother-artist' and the word 'mother' in Hebrew, my language of origin. This method was used in order to deconstruct the cultural constructs Motherhood and Artist, as well as Kibbutz childhood. Today 'ima' stands for 'in-visible mother-artist'. This method is still used in a new PhD research at Loughborough University.
Sunday, 5 January 2020
Essay published in TRACEY
Very happy that PIRG's (phenomenology and Imagination research group) essay, entitled: Sites of Conversation, has been published. Here is a link https://ojs.lboro.ac.uk/TRACEY/article/view/2546
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