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FULL MOON Cypher

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ULTRACULTURAL OTHERS Urban Mystery Skool is at it again! Join UNDAKOVA & Or Nah, Pioneers of Hip Hop Yoga Friday July 19th for an…

Venice Interlude

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Drawing sound is an act of performance and my recent works have explored the fundamental components of the act of improvisational drawing – particularly the tension between failure and resolution, and the balance between control and surrender. My works examine the cognitive processes that underlie our emotional relationship with Art.

Full Moon In Sagittarius June 17 Portal of Expansion

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This Full Moon also signifies opening of the cosmic portals as it sits right by the Galactic Center located at approximately 26-27 degrees of Sagittarius. Galactic Center is the center of the Milky Way, its brightest point through which the divine consciousness is being transmitted. The energies poured through the Sun-Moon axis connected to the Galactic portal encourage us to seek freedom and truth on individual and collective level.

What’s Your Trash Aura?

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We all have the information of the trash crisis but there is not enough action, therefore, to fully acknowledge the issue we need a body based experiences which can result in deeply felt knowledge. Direct action focused on the here and now are the basis of the movement research which calls on collective awakening, and acknowledgment of the human impact on the environment.

Back to the Future at Local Project

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This diverse group of artists seeks to present ideas outside of the existing capitalistic and patriarchal systems that dominate the world today. They also seek to examine our chaotic present in order to envision a diverse future.

VENICE BIENNALE DIARY JUNE 2

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Today I am participating in the performance with Shaun Caton – a performance artist who mostly works with painting and also creates performance-based, visual moving environments using light, shadows and painted cut-out characters that create scenes. Mixing painting and performance I am happy to get to know him and his work better. Looking at his website, he has a highly developed style, which I love.

VENICE BIENNALE DIARY JUNE 1

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I have finished the sketchbook inspired by the British painter Frank Auerbach, whose work has been showing the Alma Zevi gallery along the street from me. Like him, I have quickly sketched the scene outside my studio repetitively over a series of days as a means to get more connected with the subject. Perhaps I will turn these drawings into a painting.