Showing posts with label childbirth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label childbirth. Show all posts
Saturday, 9 May 2015
Moleskine Pages- Divine Magic
Like a divine magician she'd pull sparks of life out of the ether...or in her case, out of her living flesh. She was dangerous, she was electric with the need to outrun his bullets and deflect his greedy gaze. He was illiterate in all her languages except one.
Thursday, 31 January 2013
Moleskine Pages - Razor burns
' Singing, keening, texture, meaning. They loved her into being, wished her into loving, then ordered her to the back. When the baby came, the songs took on an ancient turn. The cool dawn air soothing collective razor burns. She sang songs from her child's memory.'
Tuesday, 17 July 2012
It Is A Clean Slate - Moleskine Art
My fascination with angels comes out in my work quite often. This page concerns a 17 year old schoolfriend in the Middle East, who gave birth to her boyfriends baby with the help of myself and her sister, we were 15 at the time. Her mother was out of the house luckily. We used a medical book to tell us what to do. We called the boyfriends mother who having absorbed a major shock, hid the baby under her 'abaya' (The black covering worn by Muslim women) and took her off home pretending to friends and neighbours that she'd given birth not knowing she had been pregnant. It was one of the most dangerous things I have ever been through. My friend almost became an honour killing statistic, but it all ended well with her marrying her boyfriend. Her father wasn't informed of the existence of a grand daughter till safely after the wedding, he still chased her round the house with a meat cleaver. The angels were with us that day!
Sunday, 13 May 2012
Tuesday, 4 October 2011
IT Happened In The Kitchen, A new work
Thursday, 2 June 2011
More Moleskine pages anyone?
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| Sketches of people on the street, in queues, walking around etc. The one exposing her tits is a 'retired' street walker that was resorting to flashing her only asset for loose change. |
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