PinnedPublished inFull FrameI Photographed Abandoned Buildings of the Rust Belt for 10 YearsChrono-ruins, ghost archives, and mourning the golden age of urban exploration5d ago315d ago31
PinnedCouldn’t Everyone’s Life Become A Work Of Art?My favorite quote from Michel Foucault invites us to see life itself as a canvas and every moment, relationship, and choice as a creative…Dec 5, 2024Dec 5, 2024
Published indeterritorializationOrigins of the Birth Control PillU.S. eugenics, industry, and biopoliticsApr 15Apr 15
Trauma, Abandoned Spaces, Freedom, and WildflowersThe difference between trauma and autonomy, the similarities between wildflowers and abandoned buildingsMar 20Mar 20
Flashbacks in Rehab: Rustbelt Dreams, Hauntology, and the Black-Iced Crescent MoonAn excerpt from the deeply personal book I have been writing for several years now, titled The Color of Butterflies.Jan 21Jan 21
A Brief History of Psychoactive Substances and God: Part 1Ancient Rituals, God, DeterritorializationNov 15, 20241Nov 15, 20241
Baudrillard’s America, 38 Years LaterHyperreality, ‘post-truth’ politics, Trump, and the desert of the realNov 12, 20243Nov 12, 20243
Published inZeniteMemory and the Passage of TimeAn excerpt from my book, currently in progress, titled The Color of ButterfliesSep 30, 20242Sep 30, 20242
Published indeterritorializationThe Epoch of ManAlgorithms, control, and breaking from binary thinkingSep 18, 20242Sep 18, 20242
