To the Roots: Me, My Brother, Heroin and Iboga
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5617/jea.7047Abstract
In July 2018 we met at the airport, my brother and I. We were bound for Portugal, where my brother was about to undergo treatment for his heroin addiction.
A visual essay following an Ibogaine treatment.
By artist and curator, Sagit Mezamer
The imagery in this essay is taken from drawings and photographs from Mezamer's new artwork - The Mother of Opium.
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