Response to peet: Featuring that Creapy Reading: HNTB 74
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Response to peet: Featuring that Creapy Reading: HNTB 74
“fall is my favorite season, but i catch a cold the most often this time of the year; you were my dearest person, but it was you who broke me into a million pieces; two lessons that showed me sometimes what we admire the most can be what harms us the gravest.”
but either i will recover from
Commissioned Portrait: Spoken Mind
Full colored portrait commission for SpokenMind93 on DeviantArt.
(I know I previously said that Raripunk would be my last Uekawa-styled pic for a while, but commissions are an exception.)
Regardless, this was a fun one! ~☆
Since a certain someone wants to start stirring up shit, I figured it was prudent to show what kind of person they're defending.
You wanted me to get involved? Well here you go. I'm involved. And this is my official opinion on the matter.
sometimes i think of myself as an hourglass, im slowly sinking away to some place uncertain. so slow that not all people notice... until im entirely gone. but then, when i try to see the good side, once i sinked to that uncertain place, atleast i am myself again in there. i am whole... and who knows? maybe i'm ready to sink again... and this time, it'll be for a better cause.
I think when you create a piece of art, that art exists within its own realm. That realm kind of has its own logic. When I create a poem, in that poem I’m inventing a world. And that world has its own philosophy; it has its own sense of justice, it has its own way of understanding
The Innerview of Lebo Mashile
Spoken Mind
The Innerview of Lebo Mashile
Matt: What does Lebo care about, the things which most matter to you?
Lebo: The issues that I am passionate about in my work as a writer and as a performer are spirituality, gender… I am particularly drawn to issues relating to injustice and imbalance. I like to figure out why those things exist and figure out how to work my own way through them. I am also quite fascinated by identity and by contradiction, I find myself drawn to people who are outsiders, people who do not necessarily fit in, in some way or form. I am also fascinated by the black experience, the experiences of black people in South Africa, in Africa and in the Diaspora, how we’ve moved through the world and how history has kind of shaped our identity and the commonality’s that we share and also the differences. I care deeply about art; I’m deeply inspired by music, by literature. I guess on a more personal level, the thing that I find I’m focusing on more, especially as I get older.
Check out this interview I did!
Raw Kulture Clothing Presents: Back to Back with Hands One and Spoken Mind.