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    “The Worker” – A Balinese woman assists the construction of a new building. Cheerfully she pushes forward with the tough physical labour of transporting heavy cinder blocks to the site. by: joyousworld Views[255] “The Weaver” – The caring elder of a Balinese compound, in Ubud, watches the young charges of all 3 compound families with a gentle smile. She too must play her part in the family business weaving baskets with philosophical good cheer. by: joyousworld Views[484] “The Free” – Set free from the simply constructed school, young girls rush forth through the rain to greet the tourists peering curiously into their world. by: joyousworld Views[256] “The Daughters” - Generations of a single family dwell within the one compound. Though the compound may appear lacking by western standards, devoid of gaming and TV entertainments, this does little to curb the vigorous displays of joy and imagination shown by the young children in their yard. by: joyousworld Views[208] “The Curious” – Bali’s main life blood comes from the barrage of tourists that grace its shores every day. Yet for those in remote villages, seen by only a handful of visitors, the brief appearance of foreigners on bicycle tours evokes a sense of excitement and wonder for the children on an otherwise routine day. by: joyousworld Views[244]
     

    My Photo scholarship 2010 entry - JoyousWorld

    Tuesday, 5 Oct 2010 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    Media and art in the 21st century oozes heartbreak and despair. While there is truth to be found in exposing corruption and greed, breed like flies in modern society, art inspiring hope and beauty is being pushed to the margins as weak and unimportant.... Read more >
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