Mortal Man pictured as the Monster

                           Perseus was a pampered prick.                            Yeah, you read it right:                            Perseus, that popular Greek protagonist,                         [...]

Mortal Man pictured as the Monster2021-08-25T15:19:38+10:00

Museum of Old and New Art

Ah, MONA. What an... interesting place... On the 16th of April, I went to Tasmania, spending the weekend there. It has taken me, roughly... until now to process how I feel about that underground museum. Catching the ferry to MONA was lovely. Admittedly, a bit weird to travel on a boat owned by an art museum to go to said art museum. But that was far [...]

Museum of Old and New Art2021-08-08T14:00:34+10:00

Art Gallery of Ballarat – Part II

I didn’t mean my last post be on just one painting. So here I am, giving you a Part 2 on my experience at the Art Gallery of Ballarat. I’ll start by saying that I was completely surprised when I saw the Olive Cotton’s 1935 gelatin silver print, Tea cup Ballet. To explain why, let’s go back a couple of years to when I was in [...]

Art Gallery of Ballarat – Part II2021-08-01T13:09:23+10:00

Art Gallery of Ballarat – Ajax and Cassandra

(Note: Just so you know, this post is dense with Greek Mythology. Be prepared.) The original plan was to go to Canberra. Go see the National Gallery, then the Portrait Gallery. But it wouldn’t be the Twenty-Twenties without the whole Corona thing creating its chaos. NSW’s border closed basically the night before our flight, and that was that. Makes sense! Rather be safe than sorry – [...]

Art Gallery of Ballarat – Ajax and Cassandra2021-07-31T16:26:47+10:00

Mother, guess who we killed today

We never fought against titans We never fought against trolls We never fought against tyrants We fought Amongst ourselves When the sky swept Behind darkness The wife, she said farewell She wailed for the world To go silent But we were deaf As we Fought Amongst ourselves. She was LIFE Herself, You see; Dressed in white (spattered red). She tried to sing as a siren, But [...]

Mother, guess who we killed today2021-01-27T12:38:40+11:00

The silent ones

THE SILENT ONES ARE NOT ALWAYS SILENTLY PASSIVE. SOME OF US ARE SILENTLY STEWING. WE ARE WAITING TO BURST AT YOUR DOWN-RIGHT WORST.

The silent ones2021-01-27T12:37:24+11:00

Minos, that Cretan

The labyrinth was never victor-less. But it was never victimless either; ( How many? ) Countless corpses Mauled by just one minotaur. Was Daedalus a victim to? Victim to the greed Of a king? Victim to one’s own need to Show off? Or perhaps Minos was done wrong too? Victim to his own greed, An accident to piss off Poseidon? A colossal catastrophe from such a [...]

Minos, that Cretan2021-07-05T13:38:15+10:00

Spring Cleaning

The holiday has passed And you have no motivation To do the work you were supposed to do Over a neat and balanced time frame. (this piece now, this piece later will make a pleasant whole). Now? YOU MUST DO IT. NOWNOWNOW. All in one hard to swallow gulp. But Instead you decided to procrastinate. It is like spring cleaning, You don’t want to sweep the [...]

Spring Cleaning2021-01-27T11:58:01+11:00

hypnos, lend us your land

Hypnos praise! Hypnos please – Bless me with the swift sinking to Your land of dreams!   A blank place, A purity; A peaceful colour-field Of the darkest tones. I wish to escape This woeful tale the Fates have woven All for me. Hypnos praise! Hypnos please – Bless me with the swift sinking to Your land of dreams! Are you there? Do you even hear? [...]

hypnos, lend us your land2021-01-27T11:57:47+11:00

and so they’ve asked again

The Fates ask me “What is it you want”? They ask at at precise intervals; spread out neatly on my short stubby thread. 1. They catch me out in times of calm sending ripples through what was still; you can imagine my annoyance e v e r y     t i m e . 2. “What is it you want”? It’s a casual question [...]

and so they’ve asked again2021-01-27T11:57:42+11:00
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