Neha Mathews

writer, poet

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The body remembers what words forget.

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Which image from your past do you carry like a talisman?

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“What do we risk by looking — and by not looking?”

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Between Will and Resistance : “In the hand of Dante is not only a narrative about authenticity, corruption, and redemption, but also a meditation on the role of art itself — a cinematic allegory of representation, suffering, and transcendence.”

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The Quiet between lights

The night does not end,
it only changes costume:
fluorescent, sodium, the cold blue hum
of vending machines breathing like animals
in deserted streets.

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If memory had a texture, what would it feel like?

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“Painted Bodies, Performed Worlds”

Neha Mathews on Waswo X Waswo’s - Gauri Dancers

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To witness is easy. To testify, to hold, to remember — that’s harder.”

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On the Alok Blog:

Neha Mathews reflects about Walter Benjamin’s Dialectical Image.

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What happens when a photograph outlives the memory it was meant to preserve?

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Some silences are louder than words — and some images louder than silences.

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What is your earliest memory of being seen?