Expressions of craters or wounds as opening toward possibility definitely resonates with a certain spiritual essentiality—having obsessed this year over O’Hara’s postwar Meditations phrase about heartbreak making him feel “more adventurous”, I feel greatly reassured by Adam’s presentation of a more contemporary visual and philosophical context for some perhaps parallel guiding thoughts! Many thanks.
As a queer person, the discussion of safety as a feeling that is elusive when it’s even in question really hit home
Thanks so much for that beautiful feedback!
Expressions of craters or wounds as opening toward possibility definitely resonates with a certain spiritual essentiality—having obsessed this year over O’Hara’s postwar Meditations phrase about heartbreak making him feel “more adventurous”, I feel greatly reassured by Adam’s presentation of a more contemporary visual and philosophical context for some perhaps parallel guiding thoughts! Many thanks.
Thanks so much for your thoughtful comment, Solomon!