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Keeping things in/shutting things out
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losing true, 2026
graphite on newspaper
12 1/2" x 17 3/4"
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my partner is very anti streaming and subscription services and it has really rubbed off on me. now we go to the library every sunday and take out new CDs to find new music we like
When every emotion is postable and meme-able emotion becomes a performance and I hate it.
imran qureshi, blessings upon the land of my love, 2011
For I Will Strike and I Will Soothe, 2022 NAUDLINE PIERRE
Naudline Pierre (American, 1989), For I Will Strike and I Will Soothe, 2022. Oil and enamel on canvas, 96 ½ × 60 in. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
My dream is to run an art program in my community for children (specifically children of colour).
a. düül, 2026
charcoal, graphite, vellum paper
16 3/4" x 22"
Last night yoga felt like such a release. I felt like I was going so deep into my physical and spiritual body. I think its related to how open my hips felt--worked myself into a king pigeon pose for the first time and it came so easily after spending 30 mins focusing on opening up my hips.
Opeyemi Olukotun.
Opeyemi Olukotun (Nigerian, 1989), The Weight They Cannot See, 2024. Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 48 in.