It’s hard to think of ourselves as something important to something, to somebody else. Some people, that’s all they hope for, that’s all they want. Some people spend their living looking for the evidence, and it is like missing the lips to hunt a limb–right there, as certain as anything could ever be. You breathe, […]
Squint against the light, the sound of your own voice hurting you more. The left arm goes numb and it’s frightening. You apologize over and over to whoever is with you–I’m sorry that I’m like this. I’m sorry that I’m putting you through it. I’m sorry I’m sorry I’m sorry. The pain […]
Lewis Carroll suffered from migraines, and many speculate that Alice in Wonderland stems from his experience with the pain/absurd world of this disorder.
Carroll first noted the appearance of migraine hallucinations in an 1885 diary entry, where he wrote that he had “experienced, for the second time, that odd optical affection of seeing moving […]
Sooo on the 17th of October, I participated in the 24 hour puppet project, which was part of the Black Sheep Puppet Festival this year. As promised here are some pictures of the process. Coming soon…the documentary!(which i hear is being professionally put together as I type this) I’ll post more media as it […]
Well, it’s 12:20pm on Saturday and I’m awake, I think? Not really, I’m trying. One hour of sleep in 36, 37, 38 hours and lots of pieces of bread with peanut butter and a Pacific ocean of coffee. Needless to say, I’m still recovering. Once this happens, I’ll post some pictures, links to video, and […]
happy birthday, e.e. cummings. one of my first & eternal inspirations.
His name was Edward Estlin Cummings – e.e. cummings to you, although Richard Kostelanetz, the prolific author and anthologist who brought Wednesday’s meeting together, sneers at what he feels is the inappropriate compulsive lower-casing of poet and painter Cummings’s name.
Poet and painter?
Most people who love […]
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this is art, but art referencing vaginas is probably not suitable for work. So this is going behind a cut. I recommend checking it out when you are somewhere safe aka not at work. It’s pretty amazing.
falling garden
Falling Garden
San Staë church on the Canale Grande
50th Biennial of Venice, 2003
The Doge (Mocenigo) needed a church so as to be able to have a monumental tomb built for himself, the church (San Staë) needed a saint so as to be able to be built, the saint (San Eustachio) needed a miracle so as […]