Writings
I lack the hands and skills of a visual artist, yet this canvas listens when my words paint what I cannot.
When you spend years looking up, you learn to notice the faces others overlook.
A short poem-like story inspired by Albert Camus’ absurdism.
What are your roots?
I suppose I am becoming a better performer, if only because I listen to the language I am trying to speak.
In the boundless abyss of space and the stretched, elongated fiber of time, our existence will ultimately and inevitably fail to manifest.
Inspired by Tim O’Brien’s They Things They Carried.
My window is a palette of colors.
Recommended Reads
The Things They Carried
Tim O’Brien
The Trial
Franz Kafka
The Stranger
Albert Camus
On Keeping a Notebook
Joan Didion
Born a Crime
Trevor Noah
Lost in the Meritocracy
Walter Kirn