Imagine, underneath our feet, millions of arms holding onto one another. Imagine, our branches stretching towards the sky in a giant yawn …
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Monster in My Bed & Others by Paul Anagnostopoulos
A series of paintings depicting queer narratives through mythological figures.
The World is a Great and Perfect Animal
On days like today, when I miss my mom, I try to imagine her in her life before the sea, even if that means I wasn’t born yet, because I know she was happier then. I try not to picture her in her red urchin form, though that is the only form I know her in. When I picture her human body, I see her skin tattoo-painted in the most beautiful Italian frescos, winged-humans and toga-wearing great thinkers and bosomy fruit trees and storm clouds covering every part of her…
Aftermath & Others, a Collage Series by Apu
what if we have to leave our place? do we leave loved ones behind? where will we live from now on? …
Jason Dunne’s “Captives”
Jason Dunne’s photo-series explores monstrosity, captivity and the pain of anonymity.
Life Ahead
Continuing our haiku series with a meditation on the destruction of the earth and dystopian futures. Featuring mixed-media artwork by Ian Priest
MOM CAVE
“Mom has been acting a little strange lately. We can all agree.”
Suzanne stood on the talking stool in the centre of the treehouse. The talking stool had three legs and wobbled dangerously if you didn’t spread your weight right, but when you stood on it, nobody dared to interrupt you…
Utopia
Tonight, the TV reports, herds of cattle throw themselves into the flames of the Amazon and roll out in batches …
“Atomic Andy” a Collage Series by Emmanuel Laflamme
Québécois artist Emmanuel Laflamme explores the absurdity of the status quo through his satirical collage series. Here myth, religion, and popular culture splinter and become precarious.
ruin
how many hands did god
cut – makers
of coffeebeans & compost &
money, mahals
how many hands…
Sex Club
Donald was wearing the jeans that showed off
His butt. His shirt said, “Meet Me At The Sex Club.”
“De-structures” a Photo Series by Bolek Wanat
Polish photographer Bolek Wanat’s disorienting photo-series draws our attention to the unseen and imperfect structures that surround us.
Kadalamma speaks to me
Everytime I meet the sea I call Kadalamma at the Corniche, it calls me her kadal-kutti, her sea child, floating inbetween the gaps of land. Kadalamma says I will come back to her…
killing a fern
it takes a lot to kill a fern
delicate filigree masking
tenacious determination…
