The Hidden I\ud83c\udf39
Eduard\ud83c\udf39the internet’s quiet protest against not feeling anything. we still believe kindness is more interesting than taste.\ud83c\udf39
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the streets knew before the museums did🌹
Even though I wish I had lived in those times, I did not. In the 1960s and 70s, kids in New York who got no gallery or platform picked up spray cans and painted on walls, on subway cars, and on anything that couldn’t look away. One particul...
will ai be an originator of our taste or a reflection?🌹
Last year, while I was raising funds for one of my future projects (the crowdfunding was unsuccessful; I was initially sad, but God has His own way of leaving the best for us, so I got over that easily), one of the people who donated wanted...
what am I actually consuming?🌹
This week has been an absolute mess on my end, and I didn’t have the time actually to sit with anything worth sharing. So instead of skipping the article for the for you, by me series this week, I thought this might be a great opportunity t...
before i knew what i was looking for🌹
Most of the things we love started with someone deciding to make something. The music we can’t live without, the buildings we admire, the garments we wear, the films we return to, and most of the other essential things in our lives began as...
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multidisciplinary artist. exploring what remains human when everything around us is being replaced. i write the internet's quiet protest against not feeling anything. seen in soho, the oculus. i care about people.\ud83c\udf39
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