Eros is a verb. Coco Klockner 
In the myth of Eros, the god of love and desire emerged from Chaos in the beginning of life itself…
In the myth of Eros, the god of love and desire emerged from Chaos in the beginning of life itself…
On the Greek island of Tinos, centuries-old dovecotes — white stone towers originally used to harvest pigeon droppings as fertilizer…
Kelsey Isaacs’s shower floor is home to a sculptural tableau that quite literally sets the stage for a practice in…
One image, slid. Something like cleavage, crumpled, diminishes into the groin. One image, synthesized. She is hard, interstice furling interstice,…
St. Sebastian is a kinky pussyboy, or a honeytrap. Spank me, Blasphemy! Beamed into a bucolic, peachy saturnalia, his cock-ringed,…
“Now” is already too late and, in its lateness, a lie: the utterance of now is a now no longer.…
Across Neverland terrains, we catch a fade. Words break off its surface with the slimmest shiver, its occurrence a blink.…
Recall those nectarine swathes basking in abeyance. Quenching, their tipped menisci urge semantic gushing. Coralline registrations: scores of quince, milky…
Again: does productivity know what it’s named, maybe it calls itself identity?1 That spinning coin, productivity and identity, ever flickering.…
What do you dream of When life’s not given?1 Venus crushes. Peony-dense, obliterating human experience in compacted flusters of sheer…
I relish that no one knows the time one may put into solitude. Yours, mine, alone. One’s interior life is…