Making Art in the Liminal
On Chantal Akerman, Agnes Varda, lost videos and making art in the liminal
Through the Eye of a Needle
Through the Eye of a Needle explores post-internet visual theory as it relates to the concepts of reality, time and 'the self,’ as experienced through (collective) memory. Written in experimental forms—part poem, part essay, part fiction.
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Writing is a gesture of trust
Writing is a gesture of trust.
the feeling of risk when writing
There’s a point in which a writer can feel simultaneously at peace with their direction, and consumed by the idea that it couldn’t possibly be any good.
Can it ever be too much?
This week I’ve been thinking about the fine line between experimentation and self-indulgence.
manifesto for the book not yet written
My dear atoms, it’s been a while.
For the Atoms
Silence, photographs, 'Shifty', and false promises
Time Covers the Monobloc in Blue Light
‘When I recall, let’s say, my mother, am I having a new look at her, or do I see repeatedly a fixed image of her, forever the same? – Etel Adnan
From my position on the floor, crosslegged like a kid
I went to see my best friend perform.
The Migraine as Shadow
I am sitting by the Thames; the arterial blood
Every Sunday She Pulls Her Hair Tight Into a High Pony
There is a wound at the center.