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The Four Elephants, 2022
Audio
A meditiation on radical mortality acceptance. Click the elephants to hear the meditation. |
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Underworld Beer from the Rhyzosphere, 2022
My article Underworld Rootbeer from the Rhizosphere
was published in the Earth Keeper's Handbook
by EcoArtSpace Page 16 & 17. Click to see the book.
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Fungilust, 2022
Audio
Reading of Fungi Lust for the Fuck Plants class with Beyond Form Creative Writing.
Click to hear the reading |
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Marmilade Milk, 2021
My drawing and poem were printed in the Mushroom Sciety of Utah's Fungiphile Journal
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The Cecropia Moth and the Tachinid Fly, 2021
Printed in the OFNC Trail and Landscape Journal
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Light of Bone and Feather, 2021
Printed in The Caterpillar Magazine
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Feathered Sky Lizards, 2020
A book of poems and paintings
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Infamous Fungus, 2018
Paintings and text
Infamous fungus is an ongoing book project. These paintings are experimental illustrations made in Peru while on residency at the Sachaqa Art Center in the Amazon Jungle. |
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The Shaman's New Mask, 2015
MFA thesis paper on Sci-Artists as contemporary shamans. |
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Ebb and Flow, 2014
Audio. Listen with headphones
A collection of binaural guided meditations from the Solstice Forest meditation installation.
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Liminal Meditation for a Taxi, 2014 |
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Sacred Dissonance, 2014
Excerpt from Counter-Balance. Description of Sufi trance ritual. |
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Freedom From Identity, 2014
Audio. Listen with headphones
Personal experiences with self awareness, liminality and lucid dreaming. |
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Chameleon Sacrifice, 2014
Audio
Commentary of spell removal ritual at a spiritual gathering in Morocco |
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Counter Balance, 2014
Catalogue
5 artists from around the world were lead by cultural explorer Jessica Stephens into a world of magic and ritual within the contemporary Sufi culture in Morocco. The goal was to inspire creativity with faith and to infuse art with spirituality. The outsiders flowed through the moussem. They had a week to experience the lilas and brotherhoods, to witness sacrificial offerings and the traditional cacophonies, fragrances and vibrations of trance therapy. The outcome is a series of questions and answers contained in these pages. |
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Moksha:
An Illustrated Book About Death, 2013
In reference to Tom Robbins and Robert Thurman. The Illustrated Book About Death began as a comparison of the functions of science and art. It was a field guide to death and nothingness using the corpses of dead birds as muse; a catalogue of the dead birds I found in my garden and the reflections they inspired. It was intended to harmonize art and science to inspire contemplation of the ephemeral and perpetual cycle of life. It consisted of informative and mysterious text and hand drawn thanatological and ornithological diagrams followed by photographs of specimens at all stage of decay that illustrated the process of death and discussed the essence of life. The project has evolved into a chapter of a larger book. The original content has been reworked into a more poetic, spiritual representation. The photographic imagery has been transformed into ornate mandalas and the text has been restructured in the style of the Tibetan Book of the Dead.
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