Som Chai meets my family & friends
I am so excited that Som Chai is now in Oz and has been granted a partner visa.
He's met my family and friends, and even come along to Uni with me.
It is wonderful having him here with me - no more lonely nights or awkward outings on my own!
I can throw my wish list in the fire now because he fulfils all my dreams. I am so proud of him - he is charismatic, generous and kind, and he is also Budhist and a meditator!
I wondered whether there was a difference between art made by a human and art made by a machine? So I made a fan that painted, and I became a painting human fan.
Conclusion: there was no difference.
Just an Ordinary Peasant is based on my uncle’s experience as an inmate at Treblinka extermination camp in 1944. His memoir recounts that while being forced to carry corpses from the gas chambers to an open-air pyre, he was handed a sack which held little children who were still alive. The guard commanded the sack be thrown into the fire. The woman I play in Just an Ordinary Peasant is a hybrid character created from the memoirs of my uncle, my parents and my own research. She sings and dances and also throws a sack of babies into the fire. This piece explores my own biases as well as questions the culpability of ‘ordinary people’ who were accomplices to the atrocities carried out during the Third Reich.
Miss World Peace
in Tel Aviv
Everyone wants ‘Peace.’
But at what price?
 Yasmin applying last touches before venturing out |  Off to work to search for ‘Peace’ |
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 Arriving at Tel Aviv Central Bus Station |  Tell me what its like... |
 ‘So, do you believe there'll be Peace?' |  Sorry to pester, but... |
 Sir, can I ask a question? |  Fresh from Eritrea |
 What’s it like being a soldier? |  So, what’s the latest with Bibi and Trump? |
 Good vibes at the pastry stand |  Mingling with the young |
 Yaffo, where Arabs & Jews live together |  It's called 'The fish of Peace' |
 All together |  Friendly Israeli-Palestinian Rally in Israel |
 Heading home after a hard day’s work. |