Featured Artist: Jeannie E. Roberts
A warm welcome to photographer and poet Jeannie E. Roberts, whose delicate and atmospheric photography is accompanied by her deeply conscious poetry in a series called As If Labyrinth, Spider …
A warm welcome to photographer and poet Jeannie E. Roberts, whose delicate and atmospheric photography is accompanied by her deeply conscious poetry in a series called As If Labyrinth, Spider …
A big welcome to artist Darija Stipanić, whose stunning mixed-media artworks: Status Quo, Status Quo II, Waiting for Dawn and Can You Imagine (inspired by John Lennon’s Imagine) are featured …
Welcome back to artist Ofelia Adame Williams! We will be featuring her beautiful and illuminating quadriptych, Labyrinth of the Soul, in the upcoming September 1st issue. How do we navigate …
Welcome writer Sara Collie to Synkroniciti! Her essay, A Procedure for Moving Through Labyrinths, is an inspiring and inviting exhortation to investigate that labyrinth we find all around us and …
Synkroniciti is proud to introduce the first featured artist of our September 1st “labyrinth” issue, playwright Len Cuthbert! An engaging and spirited writer, his short play “Okay Charlie” tells the …
If you have ever struggled with depression, the whimsical and deep art of Josep Pla-Narbona and his story may be encouraging to you. He finds that drawing helps him to …
Today’s focus is on the work of Norwegian born Deeyah Khan, and shows how the empathy behind her filmmaking is rooted in her own story. She is famous for Banaz: …
Sofia Ashraf was raised in a conservative Muslim family in south India, but she always loved the stage. Despite coming from a household where musical instruments were banned and nice …
This is the story of William Kleinelder, who was wounded by an IED while driving a Humvee on a medical mission in Iraq. Art is a part of recovery for …
Watch artist, storyteller and prison counselor Pamela Jacques use her talents to inspire and heal others. Wait until the end… I was delighted. We throw people away without ever knowing …