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You'll never forget your first dead body. It's a phrase more suited to war, or even science fiction, than what I do. It sure as hell still applies, though. Here's the story: You're checking off medication in the crash bag in the back of the ambu...
It took me awhile to figure out how I wanted to do this, because there are so many options. I decided on art as music, for one very particular reason: My brain is wired funny. I mean, it's not exactly debilitating, it just means that things are conn...
Only the most ancient would be allowed to play. Four stepped forward, confident of their claims. My fellow judges and I held council on the porch. For generations, La Rousse was the food reference. Nowadays its Francocentric view of the culinar...
Dan loves Louise. He loves her so much he moved into my head for more than two years to tell me about it. The day he moved in was a sunny day, but his sulfrous sofa and stain-torn seats were no match for sun. He was apart from Louise by many hundreds...
With this task I set out to show (or do my best to show) qualia which is unique to me and different from all others. The most obvious of which is the feeling of never having shoes on. Of what it really feels like to be truly connected to the earth ...
Iconography that resembled any kind of ancient forms and rigid traditions was the furthest thing from my mind six weeks ago. In the course of painting, or "writing" an icon of the parable of the prodigal son, I formed a profound and unexpec...
We were so excited we decided to do 2 exquisite corpses. Each started by a different person. Corpse 1: Part 1: Burn Unit: Very long ago, we started talking about this corpse. I was thinking maybe we could do something that would fit into an aspect ...
9 people. Took a long time, but well worth it I think. Here's the process: 1st layer - Ingrid T. I couldn't think what to do for the sound stuff, so I just typed a bunch of numbers and had the crappy speech program read it off slowly. I kind of ...