TROUBLE INSIDE MY SKIN

Thursday, 27 June 2013

I'm in the city you hated; my eyes are fallen. Counting the clicks with the living dead - my eyes are red. I'm in the crush and I hate it; my eyes are fallen.

I'm having trouble inside my skin
I try to keep my skeletons in.


Is it weird to be back in the south? And can they even tell that the city girl was ever there - or anywhere?

Im having trouble inside my skin
I try to keep my skeletons in.


I'll be a friend and a fuck-up and everything; but I'll never be anything you ever want me to be. I keep coming back here where everything slipped, but I will not spill my guts out. I don't need any help to be breakable, believe me. I know nobody else who can laugh along to any kind of joke. I won't need any help to be lonely when you leave me. It'll be easy to cover: gather my skeletons far inside, it'll be summer in Dallas before I realize.


I don't want you to grieve, but I want you to sympathize; I can't blame you for losing your mind for a little while (so did I). I don't want you to change but I want you to recognize that I have. It'll be easy to cover.



(photographs by Ryan McGinley)


NOT WITHOUT KINDNESS: REN HANG

Thursday, 18 April 2013









Ren Hang (b.1987) is a poet and photographer living and working in Beijing, and one of China's most provocative and challenging artists.

我爱你所以
我要远离

I love you,
I will keep my distance


(Poetry fragment from '我爱你' by Ren Hang, transltion by me.)


JOYEUX ANNIVERSAIRE: I WAS NAKED HERE

Wednesday, 13 March 2013









































Images of images from The Ryan McGinley Purple Book from PURPLE FASHION VOL. III - 19, taken in my back garden today - my twenty-third birthday.

SNIPPET

Thursday, 9 February 2012




a small collection of photographs presented in the way i will eventually remember them.
(all photographs by karl smith & nicola crompton.)

listen to: snippet by nils frahm.

EXTREMELY LOUD & INCREDIBLY CLOSE

Tuesday, 7 February 2012

Sometimes I can hear my bones straining under the weight of all the lives I’m not living.
Jonathan Safran Foer