Thus writing in english is a constant act of approximation for someone who has lived in more than one language;
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A Mossy Rock, A Hidden Place, Some Kind Of Ruins (ft. Sanna Wani)
One of the best notes I ever got about an angry poem was that I sounded like if the universe was your mom and your mom was mad at you.
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The Alchemy of Anger (ft. Estyr)
This song marks a reversal for me: the defect isn’t with me, or with others. I am empowered to make space for others, and stretch boundaries of inclusion in my spheres of influence.
Read moreThe writer Lorrie Moore calls the feeling I felt that day “the consolations of the mask,” where you make a place that doesn’t exist in your own life for the life your life has no room for, the exiles of your memory.
Alexander Chee, How To Write An Autobiographical Novel: Essays
Notes On Twenty-Five
Notes on Twenty-Five is a hand-cut, hand-bound zine featuring 25 poems.
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Wandering To Inevitable Arrivals (ft. Penrose Press)
What does the creative process sound like between you?
It’s sometimes as if Natalie and I are speaking different languages that we can each understand more or less.
I don’t know if I could ever work on my own, now that I’ve experienced working so closely with another person.
Read moreBut beautiful things, as Matisse shows, always carry greetings from other worlds within them … The requirement for plenitude is built-in. The palm will always be found.
Elaine Scarry, On Beauty and Being Just
Twenty-Five Documentation (a jabs exhibition)
Photo documentation for all 25 paper cut / watercolour pieces that were exhibited as part of jabs’ Twenty-Five exhibition. Each print was 9″x 9″, set in a 10″ x 10″ white wood frame, with a 1″ bevel cut white card stock border. Each piece was cut from hand-pulled paper created at an Artscape Gibraltar residency […]
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On Chaos And Its Order (ft. Khanh Tudo)
The Perfection of Imbalance (ft. Amanda Tong)
When I throw on the wheel, my mind is blank.
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