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  • Motohiko Odani: The Art of Transformation and Metamorphosis

    In the world of contemporary sculpture, Motohiko Odani stands out as a prominent figure, skillfully blending traditional Japanese art with a futuristic and innovative vision. Born in 1972 in Kyoto, Odani has captivated the public’s imagination with his extraordinary works that explore themes of metamorphosis, identity, and the fragility of human existence.

  • The Legend of Baba Yaga

    The figure of Baba Yaga is one of the most iconic and fascinating characters in Slavic folklore, a witch who has both captivated and frightened generations with her mysterious and unsettling stories. This legendary figure is present in the folk traditions of various Eastern European cultures, including Russia, Ukraine, and Poland.

  • Kumari

    is a 2022 Indian film directed by Nirmal Sahadev, known for his ability to blend elements of thriller and horror with a touch of mythology and local culture. This film stands out in the Indian cinema landscape for its gripping narrative, impeccable direction, and the depth of its themes.

  • Kaali Khuhi

    “Kaali Khuhi,” translated as “The Black Well,” is a 2020 Indian horror drama film directed by Terrie Samundra. The film, which premiered on Netflix, is a haunting tale set in rural Punjab that explores the dark and often disturbing traditions of the region. It is a story that combines supernatural elements with social commentary, focusing particularly on the issue of female infanticide.

  • Hidden Mothers

    Photography is an art that has undergone many transformations over the centuries, evolving alongside technological advancements and artistic sensibilities. Among the lesser-known but fascinating photographic techniques of the 19th century is that of the “hidden mothers.” This practice, steeped in a curious combination of technical necessity and social customs, offers a unique glimpse into daily life and the challenges of photography during that era.

  • Bokor Hill Station

    La costruzione della Bokor Hill Station iniziò nel 1921 sotto l’amministrazione coloniale francese, con l’obiettivo di creare un rifugio montano per sfuggire al caldo soffocante della pianura cambogiana. Situata a 1.080 metri sul livello del mare, la stazione offriva un clima fresco e salubre, ideale per i coloni francesi.

  • Bulbbul

    The story opens with the childhood of Bulbbul, a child bride promised in marriage to the wealthy Indranil, a landowner. Bulbbul’s life changes drastically when she is brought to Indranil’s ancestral home, where she grows up alongside Indranil’s younger brother, Satya, with whom she develops a deep bond.