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the contrast of charcoal, and drawing in general, fills an energetic need. adding pigment, while with the same force, taking it away enables an aura of some presence or feeling that is omniscient, yet fleeting. every passing second is a record of time. the past, present and future come together as time remains still for […]

the notion that we are single obscurities making worthwhile decisions is more delusional than the thought itself. resting in moments of exhaustion or simple fragments of simultaneous frenzy, we force ourselves upon others — mimicking you, me — us, them.
as tired eyes grow more infuriated with the same decisions or reactions or necessary confrontations we […]