Find the Silver Lining. — So, we’re going to be home for the foreseeable future. I’m aware that my mind and body can’t actually reconcile with the scope of what is occurring right now (if yours can, and you haven’t collapsed from the weight of it yet, please get in touch). …

birthdays can be strange. they dredge up a lot of ‘what have i been doing with my life?!’ and ‘oh my god i’m going to die…sooner.’ this year i have a few things to stave off that existential dread with: last year on my birthday i headlined my first gig (at the satellite!), then…

Time doesn’t belong to you. first, how you spend the hours of your day gets defined by your school and your parents; later, by society’s requirement that you trade your time for money; and for those that choose it (not i, said the walrus) eventually eked out around the needs…

this past week i had my first day of school — the first in a long time. and no matter how old you are, the first day always takes you back to childhood. …

i’m afraid. i’m packing up my apartment and prepping to head to england for the year to get my masters. when the acceptance came in, i was excited, certain of making the right decision, feeling the ocean of chance carrying me on its waves. but a week later, confronted with…

i’m a conceptual artist who creates immersive narrative across multiple mediums: word, music, performance, video, and installation art. i’m a native new yorker who went to chicago to study at northwestern, lived in los angeles long before the east coast exodus, and is now embarking on a year abroad studying…