beached in california
who, me?
liminal times
A strange liminal time in my life. I lost my one of my moms. I left work. I moved back to Baltimore. I bought a van and set my sets on an unknown place. I melted in the Summer heat of the east while I built out my home on wheels. Sometimes I’d take the day off and go for walks with my mom. Having a project to work on was important for me. Something physical to add some linearity to a time where I felt all over the place. A few days ago Kira said that grief needs to be worked through somatically and it resonated— I thought stirring my brain would bring me peace, but it was emptying my cup that helped the most. I needed tools in my hands, to push out my energy into something outside of me.
legends of lake shore drive
me and my little friend
Amanda turns another year older
winding down the weekend
the view, the feeling
last meal of 2023
in the studio with Willow Q. Jones
humpy dumpty
yielbongura
dessert freestyle
Fresh thinly sliced Grapefruit drizzled with lilac-infused honey over a bed of Greek yogurt