Dieyana Ayuni

“You see, one of the reason why I embark on this journey is to question myself on the many myth of security that has been imprinted on us from the day we are born.
... It was also driven from my readings on the early theory of feminism (Simone de Beauvoir's) that say that 80% of a woman's life everyday (in a house) is spent cleaning the dirt that keeps on coming back. Therefore I wanted to explore the other side of it, that is, if I don't have a house, what would the 80% of my day be filled with?”
― Mislina Mustaffa, Homeless by Choice

“I am my own muse. I am the subject I know best. The subject I want to know better.”
― Oroma Elewa

“Perhaps the fear does not lie so much in the act of defying but in the sacrifices that one has to endure; for there are so much to be left behind, voluntarily. This quest is about choosing. Choosing the null and the void. And when one chooses to defy one's root; one not only chooses to be exiled from one's history but one also chooses to be 'emptied' and remain 'empty'.”
― Mislina Mustaffa, Homeless by Choice

“Kalau anak laki-laki itu mementingkan diri sendiri, maka itu bukan salah mereka, itu terletak pada pendidikannya, mereka dibuat demikian. Mereka mendapat semuanya, boleh semuanya dan apa yang tidak mereka ambil, itu baik untuk anak-anak perempuan.”
― Kartini, Brieven Aan Mevrouw R.M. Abendanon-Mandri En Haar Echtgenoot Met Andere Documenten