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Cloaked
Language, ideas, and dignity.
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Patricia Hurducaș
Threshold Moments in Istanbul
“Nothing in this world can ever match the marvels that we conjure up in our own minds.” - Sabahattin Ali
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Patricia Hurducaș
Relief, in Edinburgh
"Memory binds one to something from which there is no legal divorce. It is there: 'for better, for worse; for richer, for poorer; in sickness or in…
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Patricia Hurducaș
Open Space
“In all this open space, values crystalize quickly.” - Gretel Ehrlich
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Patricia Hurducaș
In A Gentle Place
“My instinct preceded my intelligence.” ― Clarice Lispector
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Patricia Hurducaș
Of Orbital Encounters
“For this we go out dark nights, searching / For the dimmest stars, / For signs of unseen things”
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Patricia Hurducaș
At Ease in a Transylvanian City
Mapping Romanian “tihnă” Over a Weekend in Cluj-Napoca
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Patricia Hurducaș
The Places That Unravel Us
Where we live shapes how we hope.
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Patricia Hurducaș
In A Quiet Place
Urban Silence, The Hofje, and The Feed
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Patricia Hurducaș
Cartographies Of The Very Curious
Cities as Cabinets of Curiosities, Urban Metaphors, Lovers of Neptune’s Cabinet
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Patricia Hurducaș
I kept finding myself on Prospect Street
76 Hours in Washington D.C.: Reflections from an Emergent Ventures Unconference
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Patricia Hurducaș
Home After Ten Years Abroad
Thoughts On Home in Romania, Germany, Switzerland, and The Netherlands.
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Patricia Hurducaș
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