Ellie Ivanova
@ellieivanova.bsky.social
art, photography, social practice, visual studies research
http://ellieivanovaphotography.com
currently based in Milan
http://ellieivanovaphotography.com
currently based in Milan
Excellent reporting here.
Why do so many wild animals live in Italy's most populous city? The answer has to do with ancient history, archaeology, and the modern-day stewards of the Eternal City's nonhuman residents.
www.biographic.com/the-wild-wit...
www.biographic.com/the-wild-wit...
The Wild Within the Walls - bioGraphic
From antiquity to modern times, Rome has been entangled with the wild animals who creep, slither, scurry, and nest among its pillars and palaces.
www.biographic.com
July 8, 2025 at 11:31 AM
Excellent reporting here.
The benefit of living in a country that requires your home boiler to pass an annual inspection? Well, your kitchen gets scrubbed top to bottom at least once a year, guaranteed. 🤫
July 8, 2025 at 10:50 AM
The benefit of living in a country that requires your home boiler to pass an annual inspection? Well, your kitchen gets scrubbed top to bottom at least once a year, guaranteed. 🤫
Are you an artist who works or connects with science? The Cavendish Art Science Fellowship at Cavendish Lab @cambridgephysics.bsky.social is inviting applications! www.cavendish-artscience.org.uk/open-call/
Cavendish Arts Science
Cavendish Arts Science seeks to create new encounters between art and science that help us to examine the world and our place within it through the creation of new artistic work.
www.cavendish-artscience.org.uk
April 20, 2025 at 1:23 PM
Are you an artist who works or connects with science? The Cavendish Art Science Fellowship at Cavendish Lab @cambridgephysics.bsky.social is inviting applications! www.cavendish-artscience.org.uk/open-call/
This review questions that we should see history on cont. landscapes of beautiful places. But the point of places is that they are mute witnesses. Beauty is the surface, connecting it to the brutal events that happened on their background is one way to feel history. hyperallergic.com/990588/dawou...
Dawoud Bey Asks, Can Landscapes Hold Traumas?
The point is: We remember traumas, and it’s crucial that we do, and not foist off our responsibility onto mute things that do not answer when we call.
hyperallergic.com
February 21, 2025 at 8:40 AM
This review questions that we should see history on cont. landscapes of beautiful places. But the point of places is that they are mute witnesses. Beauty is the surface, connecting it to the brutal events that happened on their background is one way to feel history. hyperallergic.com/990588/dawou...