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Kirehita-Roka journeys with White Population
The article introduces the exhibition "Always Returning" organized by Dar Al-Bayda for the Spanish contemporary artist Carla Kirehita-Roka, running from early October to early November. The exhibition focuses on themes of identity, departure, and Mediterranean belonging, reflecting the evolution of the artist's experience rooted in a dialogue between creation and destruction, memory, and temporal changes. Kirehita-Roka employs discarded materials such as weathered wood, fabrics, and papers to create artworks that express a dynamic human identity, oscillating between reality and imagination. The city of Tangier serves as a central inspiration for her work, given her family's history bridging Morocco and Spain. The exhibition aims to invite visitors to reflect on the concept of "return" and how changes impact our places and selves, emphasizing art's power to transform shards of memory, wood, and paper into living mirrors of wandering and belonging.
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