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The Earth and air, both offer a delicate smell of bloom.

Ioana Onofrei

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2020 , the year of change, the year of coming back home , coming back to myself . The end of addictions , the end of friendships which no longer serve me , the start of a new beginning. Three of these five pictures represent the connection with nature which helped me overcome the obstacles faced after deciding to stop letting my life be controlled by alcohol and drugs . While one of them being in a cafe , portraying the weekly date I would have with myself , recharging for a sense of inspiration , taking my artist out on a date . The picture of myself illustrates the connection I obtained with my divine feminine and womanhood , something which I always found difficult , a struggle coming from my sexuality.

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