Becoming-fluid, within the framework of decolonial theory, migratory experiences, and the vulnerability of the human body to natural forces, unfolds as a dynamic exploration. This approach maps the fluid relations of bodies, challenging one-world world ideologies, and disrupting conventional understandings of identities, bodies, and borders. In the context of migration, it reflects the resilience and fragility of human existence, akin to the profound loss experienced by migrants who find their nests, their homes, disrupted or submerged due to cataclysms and wars. Referencing events like the undermining of the Kakhovka Reservoir in Ukraine, my approach explores the intricate intersections of human displacement, ecological crises, and the profound impact on the concept of "home." Delnara was born in Ukraine. Graduated from Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture, obtained a master's degree.She is a global nomad and this triggers the nucleus of her work. From 2014 she has been living and working on a continuous journey (more than 30 countries in Europe and Southeast Asia). Since 2020 lives mainly in Turkey.Delnara is a research-based artist who approaches historical and political moments through the lens of the natural world.The main medium is painting, collage and photography. Works with watercolor, acrylic, mixed media. Kas, Turkey

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55 x 45 cm