Dunga

Speak

squeek

So it would appear that necromancy has its roots in communicating with “dead” things. I recently listened to a man describe certain Egyptian rituals concerning the dead at the time of death. I think his point was that the ritual was not so much about the dead thing but about how the living could piggy back on the moment the recently deceased relinquished their livingness. The carcass encased a series of moments they accumulate and are released like a bottle rocket. The vapors intoxicating, the sparks burning the retinas of those left on the hillside. That illumination filling the living receptacles with insight. Maybe Hunter S. Thompson knew something of this when he asked to be shot from a cannon upon his dying.

soot

pip

Bear claw

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The wooden spoon show

My long time friend has married a super charming lady. She has a crazy big collection of wooden spoons. It would be fun to curate a traveling show of wooden spoons. Each town would be an open call for wooden spoons, and with each show a gallery talk/story time.


There would also be a catalog and prints for sale, benefiting local food banks.

Venison is a wearable thing you can taste

Sleep or medication

foster

As above

Laffe

Wolkenhäuschen

imbricated e-man "c"pants shun

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