Writer, visual artist, filmologist. Independent scholar, pen for hire. BA Psychology, MA History Of Film & Visual Media. Presently, running two blogs: Poets, Mavericks & Prophets and Lola On Film, hosting Lola & The Poets podcast, creating storytelling jewellery, preparing to launch alchemical workshops {psychology, culture, art, alchemy} & wrapping up a doc on female ancestry. #therosevinedoc
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Based in Serbia and UK. To get in touch, please drop me a line at milana@lolaonfilm.com or reach me through one of the platforms below.
Poets, Mavericks & Prophets is delighted to announce its Story Shop – its first seed beads, storytelling bracelets, now available for purchase online.
Full info, artwork, gallery & purchase options, on the Shop page.
Lola & The Poets Podcast is a virtual alchemical workshop for spiritual detectives, exploring personal and collective magical journeys, the ways the mystical & the mundane are intertwined. Psychology, culture, art & alchemy. Solo shows, interviews. Out every odd Thursday.
★ In Episode 1 host Milana Vujkov intros the show… {see more}
Film food vs. mass hypnosis: the nutritional value of film.
Lola says…
All my film writings, articles & reviews, and assorted filmology live at Lola On Film, designed to deconstruct the spectacle, measure empty calories, offer nutritional insights on films newly released, as well as archival treasures (and junk), assess the state of film culture, new formats & hopefully, illuminate cinema’s place in society, as well as in our individual psychology.
Lola & The Poets Facebook page is where I have fun with social media alchemy, PMaPs word material in conversation with visual works of art & artists I love. If you’re into enchanting virtual doodles – it’s the place for you.
“My work is a game, a very serious game.” ~ M. C. Escher
Reblogged this on Strictly Bohemian and commented:
Not only condensed experience, but condensed emotions. Emotions that thrive through a paint brushes strokes or between the shaded lines of a pencil.
True.
Although I always think of emotions as experiences too.