“When I see them, I see time capsules that even I could never unearth”. Shallow Reflections uses Stories, Art and History to entertain, educate and reawaken the conscious awareness in us!!
This is the first episode of The Genocide Series and it’s on the Ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya Muslim minority by Myanmar.
“...That for forty days Death has become a companion, no stranger to our home. That he held the palms and fiddled the fingers of My Love. That Death had peered over us, eyes full of judgement as we made jest of time and danced to the labyrinth of the devil.”
This episode talks about how it is in our silence, in our action-less words, our empty promises that tragedy breeds. #readandactcampaign
I explore the reason for the title “Shallow Reflections” and my reasons for choosing “stories, art and history” as our main forms for reflection! [so,yes!]