Ekotumi·Jun 6The In-Between: Mother and Artist West Japan (More or Less) Travel Notes — Part Ⅹ After the TourThis series began as a travel diary.
Ekotumi·May 18The In-Between: Mother and Artist West Japan (More or Less) Travel Notes — Part Ⅸ The Holocaust…A museum filled with the memory of lives lost.
Ekotumi·May 13The In-Between: Mother and Artist West Japan (More or Less) Travel Notes — Part VIII A Place to RunAfter a day defined by tension — between work and care, attention and absence — there was, at last, a small opening.
Ekotumi·May 4The In-Between: Mother and Artist West Japan (More or Less) Travel Notes — Part VII A Workshop with…During an international tour in Japan, I found myself standing before more than 170 junior high school students — reading, interpreting…
Ekotumi·Apr 24The In-Between: Mother and Artist West Japan (More or Less) Travel Notes — Part Ⅵ Running for the…Two train stations. Two sprints. One two-year-old in my arms.
Ekotumi·Jan 4“The In-Between: Mother and Artist — How Long Can a Two-Year-Old Sit Still?”What happens when professional responsibility and motherhood occupy the same physical space — at the same time?
Ekotumi·Dec 24, 2025“The In-Between: Mother and Artist” -The Brink Mothers Stand On-West Japan (More or Less) Travel Notes — Part IV There was a time when getting lost did not frighten me. I could afford detours — mental…
Ekotumi·Dec 18, 2025The In-Between: Mother and Artist West Japan (More or Less) Travel Notes — Part III “The Luggage”Traveling with a small child, I have learned, is never really about the destination. It is about what you carry — physically, mentally…
Ekotumi·Dec 4, 2025West Japan (More or Less) Travel Notes — Part II “Why I Tour With My Two-Year-Old”This is an essay about choosing to travel with my daughter, about tracing her growth from stage to stage, and about navigating the fragile…
