Dear Mercury
indira allegraA short form advice and answer column from a more than human perspective.
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Sail Through This to That
Shout out to Olivia Dwyer at the Fabric Workshop Museum for piecing and sewing up the design and Dayle Ward at Traditional Rigging in Maine for putting gorgeous finishing touches on this in her studio here so that it can safely set sail!
S...
Does my virus have...an iq??
How do you
think
humans learned
to replicate
?
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Positively difficult
I’m laughing at this point because it just continues to be a rough go healthwise. I am under the weather which is to say that like all of us living under the swirl of Earth’s atmosphere, springtime covid still feels terrible. Fortunately, I...
What kind of x ray works for the mind?
The mind is easier to see
than an arm bone
confessions are always
wearing themselves
in public
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Bright Bone
When the electrons hit the target, their kinetic energy is converted into 1% x-ray photons and 99% heat to create an image of spectral fragility. Amazing how when you’re able to see a structure for what it is (and isn’t) how easily it seems...
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Seminarian & founder of Cazimi Studio. Featured in The Art Newspaper, Artnet and ARTFORUM. Author of "Tension Studies" & "Dispersal of a Feeling: Bloodnotes on Choreography & Illness". More writing in Theater and American Craft Magazine among others.
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