“On a hazy November afternoon, Archeological Park, Mehrauli, offered us the perfect backdrop for a photograph to represent our friendship. The murky water of the pond and flowers surrounding us reminded me of how seemingly unrelated and completely different things can come together so beautifully. The two of us couldn’t be more different yet, I am so grateful we became friends last year.” ~ Payia Grace, Student
“Sweet to my sour” | Photo courtesy: @pay.graceee
Content Manager, Roots & Leisure | Architecture Graduate, and lover of Books and Movies.
Latest posts by Imtee Jamir (see all)
- Meet Temsuyanger Longkumer – London Based Multimedia Artist from Nagaland, as He Talks About His Naga Roots and The Art Scene in London - July 25, 2018
- “My Mom’s Galho Restaurant Inspired Me to Open This Cafe” Pelevotuo Solo, Owner of “Mom and I” Cafe in Kohima - January 17, 2018
- Recipe | Chocolate Raspberry Tart - December 30, 2017