Susanna Pang 7/11/24 Susanna Pang 7/11/24

Germination

With all the furniture removed, the house looked tired.

Luke Brown 7/11/24 Luke Brown 7/11/24

Luke Brown

A practice of subconscious composition, aiming to create pieces without planning or sketch work.

Mia Retallack 7/11/24 Mia Retallack 7/11/24

Watching Men Wrestle: Sport and the Female Gaze

While male athletic achievement is an aesthetic ideal immortalised in the Hellenistic visions of Greek sculpture up to the fake-tanned contorted bodies of bodybuilders, female athleticism is an object of horror.”

Alexa Hansen Weeks 7/11/24 Alexa Hansen Weeks 7/11/24

Mirrors

I sit cross-legged before the mirror yet again. What do I see? I see a face. Is it me, or some Other?”

Simon Harris & Lizzy Kwok 7/11/24 Simon Harris & Lizzy Kwok 7/11/24

Rest

This is not a call for a return to the divine or the premodern, we only aim to contrast what was once common sense with what has now become radical.

Kate Saap & Justine Hu 7/11/24 Kate Saap & Justine Hu 7/11/24

On Critical Thinking: Why it's good to have hate in your heart

Criticism falls short in the digital-age because our reality has become delusion.

Joan de la Kagsawa 7/11/24 Joan de la Kagsawa 7/11/24

The Unholy Flower

No hour shall be forgotten

And no sinner shall weep.

Luca Leggo 6/25/24 Luca Leggo 6/25/24

Reduce/Enlarge100%PaperSupply5AutoDetect

Experimentations with the art of scanning.

Grant Perez 6/25/24 Grant Perez 6/25/24

Regular Traffic

What if your Honda Jazz was more than that…?

Emilie Garcia-Dolnik 5/24/24 Emilie Garcia-Dolnik 5/24/24

ai is a cyborg, not a diphthong

“You cannot dispel the song from your mind, it plays and plays on repeat.”

societyiftextwall 5/24/24 societyiftextwall 5/24/24

@societyiftextwall

“Damn, Earth is Craaaaazy.”

Jason Ocampo 5/24/24 Jason Ocampo 5/24/24

Hiding behind the reflection

Ashray Kumar 5/24/24 Ashray Kumar 5/24/24

Rest yourself where? புதுச்சேரி.

“Pondicherry possessed a preserved Eurocentric sense of relaxation that one can only imagine; harkens back to its colonial roots when the town served as a haven for French settlers seeking respite.”