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In Memory

May Radomir
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This book was made as part of my Visual Communication Studies in Shenkar (Israel) in a course called "Complex Content".
We we're given two articles (Bayron Katie and Bary Long) and a part from one of Shakespeare's plays.

The brief was to find our own perspective and unique voice through these text and add some more of our own choosing. The articles in short were about trying to give one a better perspective about life and how to be more content and embrace what you have for better and for worse.
 
As I was reading these articles I had succumbed to the exact opposite as the test reminded me it's not easy, though you shouldn't give up the road is harder for some.
 
In addition to my own feelings and thoughts during the time I was working on this project a close friend and role-model had taken her life.
 
I used this project to help me channel my grief and deal with the situation. It may not seem as much but to be this is a very special and personal project as it helped be get though a very hard and dark period.
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
Resumé - Poem by Dorothy Parker
 
Razors pain you;
Rivers are damp;
Acids stain you;
And drugs cause cramp.
Guns aren't lawful;
Nooses give;
Gas smells awful;
You might as well live.
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
book editorial black White black and white gried byron katie barry long shakespeare poem personal dark suicide coping Dorothy Parker
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