Photography and Text by Carolyn Wong . Centuries of history, some lost some found are engraved into these marble walls. Welcome to the city of Rome. According to legend, the children of Mars, Romulus and Remus, were left to die on the Tiber river. However, a she-wolf found the twins and saved them. A shepherd and… Continue reading Carolyn Wong: Rome a Place in Time
Category: Architecture
Zhewei Feng: The Parallel Universe
Photography and Text by Zhewei Feng . The Parallel Universe . “parallel universe is a hypothetical self-contained separate reality co-existing with one’s own.” You won’t realize that there is a parallel universe in our city until you get there. The space that physically exist in the busy urban area, but hidden above or below… Continue reading Zhewei Feng: The Parallel Universe
Soraya Hebron: There Goes the Neighborhood
Photography, Audio and Text by Soraya Hebron . Streets that used to sing sounds of children playing on the asphalt and neighbors chatting on porches now only echo the steps of passers-by trying to get to the other side. No one cares about the boarded up house on the corner or the empty school building… Continue reading Soraya Hebron: There Goes the Neighborhood
Naeun “Kelly” Ha: Cancun
Photography and Text by Naeun “Kelly” Ha . Over spring break, I had the opportunity to travel to Cancún with one of my best friends. We had been talking about this trip since last fall, and we were so excited to relax by the pool and the beach, get tan, and take a break from… Continue reading Naeun “Kelly” Ha: Cancun
Mexico: Shadows and Colors
Photography and Text by Zoe Yun Zou . Being colonized for nearly three centuries, Spain had many impacts on the culture and art of Mexico. In Mexico City, intricate facades, open courtyards with fountains and Baroque cathedrals all speak of their Spanish origins. However, just like how Mexicans fought for independence in 1812, with colorful… Continue reading Mexico: Shadows and Colors