“H.O.B.N.(o).B.S.” narrates maleness, shame, and desire from beds across the globe. It catalogs four encounters with men, one masturbatory scenario, and a depressive episode. In the largeness of these landscapes, we find a poetry — and incompleteness — of memory around intimacy. Open Space Go to Source Author: Gabriel ChristianPowered by WPeMatico
stanley brouwn, Untitled [This way Brouwn], 1962 On a piece of paper, perhaps from a notebook, is a drawing swiftly sketched with a black marker, mapping out directions from point A to point B. Stamped on the bottom right corner is THIS WAY BROUWN. stanley brouwn did not make this drawing, nor the hundreds of [...]
“H.O.B.N.(o).B.S.” narrates maleness, shame, and desire from beds across the globe. It catalogs four encounters with men, one masturbatory scenario, and a depressive episode. In the largeness of these landscapes, we find a poetry — and incompleteness — of memory around intimacy. Open Space Go to Source Author: Gabriel ChristianPowered by WPeMatico
there was no plan to excavate but when it rains a lot is revealed Sometimes the date and year and place don’t all match up but we remember it how we felt it. This experiment was [...]
“H.O.B.N.(o).B.S.” narrates maleness, shame, and desire from beds across the globe. It catalogs four encounters with men, one masturbatory scenario, and a depressive episode. In the largeness of these landscapes, we find a poetry — and incompleteness — of memory around intimacy. Open Space Go to Source Author: Gabriel ChristianPowered by WPeMatico
“H.O.B.N.(o).B.S.” narrates maleness, shame, and desire from beds across the globe. It catalogs four encounters with men, one masturbatory scenario, and a depressive episode. In the largeness of these landscapes, we find a poetry — and incompleteness — of memory around intimacy. Open Space Go to Source Author: Gabriel ChristianPowered by WPeMatico
MISCARRIAGE I. I am on earth you arered milk leaked acrossGalaxies II. I am watching your death from a moving platform you are in retrogradetraveling backward against the backdrop of the skymy axis [...]
“H.O.B.N.(o).B.S.” narrates maleness, shame, and desire from beds across the globe. It catalogs four encounters with men, one masturbatory scenario, and a depressive episode. In the largeness of these landscapes, we find a poetry — and incompleteness — of memory around intimacy. Open Space Go to Source Author: Gabriel ChristianPowered by WPeMatico