tainted-heart278

Three years intensive study of social issues and I am estranged to art. I don't think I regret it too deeply—I like the intellectual work that I am doing. Maturity Evaluation conducted by hypothetical younger me: Adulthood Legal age of adulthood: Achieved--it doesn't feel that special. Biologically: I think the growth spurts are over. Hypothetical-younger-me & I (hereafter referred to as "we") don't want to be any taller anyway. Gray hairs yet?: Blonder than ever & the length hasn't touched my shoulders in three years Mentally?: Feelin' stable Geological location?: Still in NC, but meandering around a small city two hours from m

So I was tagged by this nice boy who calls himself Labyrinthine4 (https://www.deviantart.com/labyrinthine4). I like his experimental work best. I will oblige him and the trend of giving ten talking points about yourself, but I’m not going to tag anyone else because ten people is a lot. I love words. I read a lot. I curse a fatherfucking shit load and find it annoying that people become moralistic about that but not truly offensive things like sexism. Labels- I am a feminist. I am an atheist. I am a leftist (of some sort). Honestly, my only interest is in reducing unnecessary suffering. DeviantART- Sometimes deviantART pisses me off. What the fuck is with all the pornograp

This evening I was so pleased to find Yuken Teryua's work, "Notice-Forest," which is made from a McDonald's paper bag. This ugly piece of tree pulp, soaked in grease and strange chemical additives*, has turned into a intricate representation of its former, natural self. I also like "Color the World," which is a blantantly political work that seeks to put the viewer 's potential nationalism into perspective. Thus I have concluded that my taste in art, and indeed life itself, has come to center around the political. *An example from Pollan's The Omnivore's Dilemma is the petroluem derivative TBHQ which is a form of butane that one might also