Sharing Ordinary Publics

From Elizabeth Rollins, originally spoken (with permission) Masked, I pass by unmasked people talking, walking their dogs, some laughing I move away Where I used to make eye contact and ask "how are ya?" I move away Maybe they do not carry the virus Maybe I do I move away Recognizing my own

The office is so empty -hope feels suspended, but also at a threshold. I processed this ambivalence with yarn

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I was wondering about intervention and what qualifies as an intervention, and I wondered - my own google searches, is that an intervention? This conversation here, is that an intervention? -Seth Something that I’m taking away from this that may or may not be intervention-worthy, is I feel stron

"Notice how nostalgia moves through a grocery store" ....reflecting on old and new practices, habits and sustenance, the ways this moment might have changed our relationships with some of those things... - Rachel As I responded using magazines, I found myself sorting images of real food and gat

Stillness home office the rain Soft, cool, wet, steady unity rhythm Soul caress Eternal cleanse awaken joy

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I was taking my toddler to ‘aquatots’ and at the last session, we went under, underneath the water, and the instructor was guiding him above and below the surface. A lot of things were going on that were new for him, and fear had set in a bit over stuff with the water, and then I reached for this l

I walked around an eerily empty Battery Park, in downtown Manhattan, mulling over "density moving through a body of water." I lingered for awhile at the tip of the island, watching a ferry shuttle nonexistent tourists around the Statue of Liberty. It felt so grey and bleak, markedly unpopulated with

theses are some of the images for the prompt “notice how alchemy moves through the home” the prompt got me thinking about alchemy as transformation, as turning something into something else. I used that concept to notice places in my home where certain items become other things. Here are some of t

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Something really dense sinks and something that’s not dense floats - so I was thinking about stuff in water, and my first thought was how trash floats. Then I started thinking about microbeads and the microbeads in soap and other things, and how those float - I mean, plastic, generally floats - and

"Notice how density moves through a body of water"...prospect park lake flora, fauna, and...otherwise. What settles? What floats? How does a dense thing come to sink or float?