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Category: Musings
Plant more trees
Many seek online spaces of safety. But that doesn’t serve the profits of capitalism or bow to fascism, so the open internet, now all but totally coopted, will just not do.
The Evolving Gaze
I’m thrilled to have two paintings included in the latest volume of the International Human Rights Arts Movement journal. Here’s what they have to say about it.
Building Worlds Fast and Slow
Something easy to clean up would mean easy to disappear. In a way, it would be like erasing me along with the mess. I want to say I was here and left this work, this world, this vision.
Alone in this dark forest?
A literary fact vs. fiction shot-and-chaser to read on leisurely evenings while contemplating the stars
Signs of Intelligent Life
A reporter’s journey into a world that we interact with (and depend on) every day but rarely notice. At least not the whole story.
Ghost in the Machine
Musings on the ethical concerns surrounding large language models, colloquially referred to as AI, and where they do or do not fit in this artist’s creative process.
Life, the universe and everything
Pondering the indeterminacy of life and art I muse on whether I’m conduit or origin.
Got you covered
We want the gut punch of immediate visuals tickling the faster parts of our central processing unit to know if we should spare our precious and limited attention on something. A lot hinges on the humble cover.
The Revolution Will Not Be Funded
Alright, darlings, let’s get busy with some feisty political talk—and, true to form, a big fat complicated book to read! The book is not immediately about art, it comes from the world of violence prevention work. But, it’s about art, too, even if they authors don’t mention it specifically. Hopefully you’ll stick with me on…
Coded works, coded lives
Wherein a biography of John Singer Sargent stirs thoughts of the balancing acts queers faced then and what we still face today.