Lamis Saidi Reflects on 1980s
The Algerian poetess Lamis Saidi has released her new collection titled "Wallpaper," which revisits the memories of the 1980s through her poetry. In it, she connects her personal memories with the history of Algeria and the world. The collection focuses on the experience of memories and everyday scenes, such as the living room, the library, and Rai songs. It explores relationships between characters and places spread across different regions, like Latin America and Europe, with memory shifting seamlessly between various countries and nations. The collection aims to provide a poetic perspective on the 1980s as a web of memories that influence the present, emphasizing that the past is a network of events and recollections that remain alive in both individual and collective consciousness.
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