17 x 26cm, 224 pages, Black and white printed, Perfect bound, Softcover, Open Edition, 2016

Ephemera(l)
Negotiation of what is / when is Work finished
Conversational
Accumulative
Rhythmic
Fragmentations
A Narrative Revealing Itself in Pieces
Over Time
Building and falling
Meandering plot lines
Minor Characters
Reproductions
(Mis)Interpretations
Glow in the dark
Letters
Notes
…
Trying To Work Things Out

My favorite haircut I’ve ever had was when I was nine. It was a mushroom cut, so a shaggy bowl cut with the undersides shaved. I remember explaining to Nicole Scarzella why it was called a mushroom cut. She kept saying it reminded her of a jellyfish. I’d just been stung by a jellyfish the previous summer so I wasn’t really into her comparison but I didn’t hold it against her. She was my first crush. I tried to hold her hand once. She smiled and squirmed. I ran off in a panic of excitement and embarrassment, my mushroom cut flopping in the wind.”

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