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I took these photographs in Jordan, carrying my polaroid around and, well, the bougainvillea keeping me afloat.
Tara Hakim is a process-based artist residing in Tkaronto, Canada. Of Palestinian heritage, born and raised in Jordan with an Austrian grandmother, Tara creates public displays of vulnerability that invite viewers to meditate on notions of self, diasporic existence, and the liminal spaces in-between—both physical and mental. Working across video, installation, performance, and, more recently, textiles and ceramics, she intertwines the complexities of cultural history and personal psychology with a meditative, playful, and tender approach.
I took these photographs in Jordan, carrying my polaroid around and, well, the bougainvillea keeping me afloat.
Tara Hakim is a process-based artist residing in Tkaronto, Canada. Of Palestinian heritage, born and raised in Jordan with an Austrian grandmother, Tara creates public displays of vulnerability that invite viewers to meditate on notions of self, diasporic existence, and the liminal spaces in-between—both physical and mental. Working across video, installation, performance, and, more recently, textiles and ceramics, she intertwines the complexities of cultural history and personal psychology with a meditative, playful, and tender approach.