Funmi omO MOJI
Trash is recyclable. Trash is good
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Mother’s Place (An Excerpt from a work-in-progress titled Oriseje, This Too is Love)
Ichu Afo, that was what they called it, this chasing away of the old year to welcome the new one. The year that was being chased away was…
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Choose Life
Georgia could, unlike other European countries, not afford to pose as Eldorado trapped in Pandora greenhouses in order to shelter them from the pollution(s) in the rest of…
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The Day I Met Jessie
For the first time in over three months, I feel desire. An unfathomable longing to drown in an avalanche of polychromatic feelings and slink out on the other…
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A Story
Source: Adobe Stock (Written way back when I still wrote in British English 😂) I must warn, this is a fairytale, a Happily-Ever-After story of very inconsequential circumstances;…
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My Bunny Ears
I bought my bunny ears on a whim. A friend, tall, dark, and handsome by way of visual description, called me out of my room one evening and…
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The Opinions Essay
Oppression Everywhere Every Time All at Once later that night i held an atlas in my lapran my fingers across the whole worldand whisperedwhere does it hurt? it…
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MEDIA ARCHIVE
The project focuses on de-sanitizing the creative process in academia by placing an emphasis on the origins and cultivation of a creative work rather than focusing solely on the final product. We have asked some artists/scholars in the humanities to document their creative processes as they work towards a final product, eschewing the commodified productivity culture that is valued and demanded by academia. By emphasizing process as equally important to the final outcome, this project will focus on how the narrative of our own creative endeavors sustains us.