Salt Ponds portuguese Brown Babbel by Makda Embaie

Brown Babbel by  Makda Embaie is a collection of short texts embedded in a chaotic and intricately detailed visual meditation on obscurity

though there are plenty of historical examples of artists who by no means share such principles

the project came into our hands

I read a quote from someone who said that the sign an artist has worked hard is that the artifice of their work becomes less obvious over time

**Contributors to Issue Two**Anonymous | Alfie Sheppard | Ana Topoleanu | Anarchic Astro | Anna Lesnick | Anonymous | AR | Artie Carden | Aurore Le Ludec | Bradley Tuck | Bryony May | Caitlin Walton | Carmen Bratosin | cdubarb | Derek Inver | Djassem Haddad | E

Salt Ponds portuguese Brown Babbel by Makda EmbaieKe Peng, who was born in Hunan Province and grew up in Shenzhen in China, set her creation in the rapidly developing urban space to awaken other peoples perception by projecting her personal experience onto the fragile and sensitive parts of the big city. Essentially The Salt Pond is more like an ecosystem that may be slightly out of balance due to being involved, where the situation of the pond and the fish will eventually refer to people who is