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Nina Chastel

A graduate of the Institut de recherche et d’études Méditerranée Moyen-Orient (iReMMO,) Paris.

  • The image depicts a chaotic and unsettling scene featuring skeletal figures of animals, likely dogs, in dynamic motion, as if they are running or leaping. They are interspersed with containers that appear to hold dismembered heads and bones, creating a stark contrast between the lively movement of the animals and the grim contents of the barrels. The overall color palette includes dark tones, with hints of muted colors highlighting the figures and the disturbing elements, contributing to a sense of unease and intensity in the artwork. For the Syrian Regime, ‘Everything Must Go, the People and All They Own’ Nina Chastel · July 2024 Not content with arresting, torturing and killing its people on a grand scale, the Bashar Al-Assad regime also seized its people’s possessions. With three goals in mind: filling the coffers of the State, making high-ranking members of the power structure even richer and preventing the return of (…)
  • The image shows a missile or bomb lying on the ground among rubble and debris. The surrounding area is chaotic, with broken concrete and scattered materials suggesting destruction, possibly from an explosion or military action. The missile itself appears weathered and is partially covered in grime, indicating it has been in this location for some time. Iraq, Syria, Turkey… Trivialising the Use of Chemical Weapons Nina Chastel · January 2023 Like the rulers of Iraq and Syria a few years ago, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is believed to have used chemical weapons in his war on the Kurdish people. This information remains to be confirmed, and has, as usual, scarcely stirred many reactions in the “international community”. (…)
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