There was a level of self-awareness to this article that I found really relevant to my experience in Istanbul.
Read MoreOpportunities to show work have helped clarify what I am proud of in what I make, what I want to improve and build on, and what I need to change.
Read MoreThey’re taking the signs, the ones that spoke in stories, in sadness, in second chances. They take words, leave worry and look west.
Read Morethe single wrong coloured tulip
Read MoreI walk backward
Read MoreI am a mess.
Read Morewind along the path of least resistance, look to the wilderness outside your window…
Read MoreThings I've been working on, unable to finish properly due to school/travel/work/etc.
Read MoreKept busy by another year of schooling, I didn't do much posting. This is something I wrote while settling into Istanbul.
Read More5 year anniversary of unsolicited musing.
I want you to write me a comprehensive list of the sounds a tree limb makes when it splits and falls.
Read MoreTo formulate an abstract I would need to actually conceptualise my work. My main inspiration in doing this turned out to relate to artists I worked this summer in Rota, Spain
Read MoreBack in the realm of spatial theory, I don’t think it’s worth fighting my tendency to gravitate toward the politics and meaning of space, but I was also back to needing to connect it to creativity and art.
Read MoreI found these sets of twin houses in the gentrifying areas of Kadikoy, one, run down, boasting once-beautiful details on its facade and glimpses broken walls through the holes where windows used to be, hinting at history and secrets.
Read MoreI lay on top of the city for perspective and stared down the stars as they became real as I rolled kicking and crying down the slope where I found the ground and couldn’t run for the dizziness.
Read MoreThus my interest in Adegbeye’s theme of erasing and redesigning the space of a fringe community.
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