Accidental footage shot on a recent trip to Marble Bar – remixed to music.
Track: Ladders
Artist: Alias and Ehren
From the category archives:
Poems & Prose
This morning, I woke up extra early (5:30) to go and watch the sunrise over the Pilbara alone.
Today, I’ll get introduced to the local neighborhood center (to watch some workshops in session with Elias) and then I;ll go to meet up with Lee – our community contact here who’s currently coordinating a local community festival [...]
rest assured there’s a box for you
waiting always
or another category for you to try on
perhaps something that might not fit,
a path that does not work,
or only leads you so far before you
start to see its sad disappearance
into the horizon
these markers are again, inevitably, not enough
chalklines on the pavement outlining where the corpus was (it too, [...]
waterlines on houses stained where water had risen trapping and drowning people inside their homes where people died spray painted x’s like graffiti on people’s homes marking where people still might be able to recover bodies or animals perhaps still living perhaps not dead animals in [...]
Some people may carry around images of their family. Other people may wear crosses or get tattoos. I have this:
This is an image that I have had in my head and heart for a long time. It’s like a personal icon and for me and represents what I would like to see in the world. [...]
no systems
no heroes
no customs
no war
no difference
no meaning
no structure
no planning
no map
no power
no walls
there is an infinitexisting (v.)
beneath, within, throughout
but do not speak.
for we
are the fragile vessels
the hope and future,
of those coming after us
People smoking in a park – lighthouse for consuming illegal substances
Boys talking
A chiild banging on a drum
Loud cars going by
Kids drikning alcohol in the park
A Chinese woman speaking French outside an ice cream parlour.
Verde.
Snakes.
Tejano.
Nice shoes – (they remind me of a nurses).
Elbo room.
That kid I saw in the MUNI station.
Now.
Disappearing.
Into the Mission.
