A photographic project where photographer Sarah Brik united with two other queer female artists, to play around with loud, raw, unapologetic femme expression, which is not generally accepted/safe to express in the streets of Tbilisi. Therefore the series finds itself kept in a private yet still conservative space, where she is finally set free to rage.

In conversation with stage director, choreographer and visual artist, Dimitri Papaioannou. the day after his final "INK" performance hosted by Triennale in Milan on 11&12 February.

The circle of life, or as Bruja Opala calls it “a never ending circle”. A process most people fail to understand until the day they die. In life, one encounters a range of life-altering moments, some beautiful some painful. This photo series highlights the idea that even though the moments of pain and distress often cause a part of us to die they truly are the times we are re-born into a much stronger version of ourselves. We die and we are reborn several times. Once we accept these setbacks and see them for what they are, character development, we can gain some control over life’s messy ways.

Divine yet dark memories of a stormy summer day and night. Ali captured in black and white by Hugues de Robillard.