For Artist Reem Bassous, Memories Color Her Life and Work
In memorializing landscapes and experience, artist Reem Bassous isn’t afraid to settle into the shadows of memory and consciousness.
In memorializing landscapes and experience, artist Reem Bassous isn’t afraid to settle into the shadows of memory and consciousness.
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Twenty years in the making, a neoteric hub for students stepping into a new frontier of digital media takes shape.