Stems // Skylines
Matter born of mind is never strictly unnatural
A Letter To Loneliness
On many occasions I have tried to find the moment of ‘solitude’ that directors write into desolate scenes. Believing that we are all thoroughly interconnected, I have found it utterly impossible to feel alone, however, or even marginally dissatisfied in the company of strangers. Thoughts inspired by Marx and Hegels documents on art and being as a social entity.
Pura Vida (Incomplete draft)
A family trail through Costa Rica; San Jose to Tortuguero, then on to Sarapiqui, followed by Arenal, Monteverde and Herradura. Photographs captured by a very talented friend with whom we travelled.
If the Loneliness Comes, Beep Me
Originally posted on brian burns:
For much the same reason that my career in journalism began and ended before I received my college degree, I was late to the gay loneliness article—not getting around to it until several days after it had trended on Twitter, Facebook, and “No, Kristine, I’m not doing meth” mom-texts. The…
In The End: Rough Hands/Tempered Hearts
A moment of self-awareness captured through an intentionally monochrome description of love.
You will love again the stranger that was yourself….
Self-love is the hardest of all to master
TesseracT- Altered State
The album that always knows me
The Locker Room
Humanising the other is important in city life. Who is next to you on the train? Written from the Central line carriage, The Locker Room asks ‘what builds the social and cultural dynamic of the place you live in?’
Fingertips
Deciphering the heart: distinguishing between fairytales and futures.
