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January 21, 2022

A Date With My Memory

Reem Alsadig

An article by womensliteracysudan

A Date with My Memory by Reem Alsadig

This week, the blog showcases two pen and ink works by US-based Sudanese artist, Reem Alsadig. Visit the blog next month to meet this talented young artist and learn more about these pieces and the inspiration behind them.

Liquid worlds teeming with inner life, memories’ edges dissolve and the mundane becomes magical in the works below. The longer you look, the more you see!

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A Date with My Memory Reem Alsadig 2021

Sudan Wedding Reem Alsadig 2021

(Personal Collection)

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One comment on “A Date With My Memory”

  1. Khalid says:
    January 21, 2022 at 9:25 pm

    Nice graphic

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