The Archive of Winter
We are taught that to preserve a thing, we must keep it away from the elements, tucked into the dry dark of a drawer or the silence of a book. Yet, nature has a different way of keeping time. It takes the brittle, the fallen, and the fading,…
On the Entrance to a New Life by Tanmoy SahaExplore The World of Cultural Heritage
Nothing is livelier than an Indian wedding. Though there are a number of different ways of rites and rituals, some main features remains more or less the same. With its spicy food to vibrant colorful arrangement of lights- everything is so gorgeous…
The Persistence of Flow
In the study of geology, we are taught that stone is the ultimate witness to time. It is stubborn, unyielding, and seemingly permanent. Yet, if you sit by a stream long enough, you begin to realize that the stone is merely a slower version…