Diary Entries
Harry Tennant/Central Illustration Agency
March 5th 2025
A poetic glimpse into words as daily fuel—intimate, rhythmic, and quietly powerful—showing how language sharpens the mind, deepens connection, and keeps us from fading into grey.
Willem Van Der Veen
March 19th 2025
Scattered fragments, hidden creativity, and dusty reminders of what could have been—an intense meditation on loss, resilience, and what remains.
Annette Messager, Mes Trophees (My Trophies),
April 12th 2025
Critics call it betrayal, but connection wins. Taps turn ideas into reality, ink-stained fingers mark the journey, and every critique stirs fresh scars—a vivid glimpse into an unfinished, unpredictable life.
Philip Harrelson
May 18th 2025
Through hands, materials, and weight, this piece follows the quiet undoing of identity through creation. What’s left when the work keeps going, but the self doesn’t?
Edel Rodriguez
May 30th 2025
In solitude, creation becomes confession and freedom. This work follows the rhythm of looping, unraveling, and absolving — where even dropped stitches can lead to release.
Rolley Bateman, The Red Lake
August 19th 2025
A reflection on inner turbulence and emotional saturation, this work follows the quiet movement of thought as it drips, gathers, and reshapes itself. It explores the fragile space between overwhelm and stillness, where hope and fear coexist.
Celia Jacobs
January 11th 2026
A mind caught in a loop of sharp edges and echoing doubt begins to fracture under its own weight, where voices of worthlessness blur with memory and fear. Yet beneath the noise, a quiet defiance rises—reaching outward, away from the abyss, toward something that still holds.
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Vasco Gomes
February 5TH 2026
This piece captures the shock of losing someone foundational and the painful collapse of illusion that follows, forcing a reckoning with grief and reality. In the absence of control, it becomes a call to summon strength, push past limits, and keep giving even when it hurts.
Hollis Brown Thornton
February 11TH 2026
A quiet meditation on grief and the small ways we refuse to let people leave us. It lingers in scent, objects, and memory—asking what remains when presence dissolves but love does not.
Wouter Gort - Undone
March 6th 2026
An emotional fixation unfolds against a backdrop of restless nights, urgent noise, and forced calm. In the quiet between spinning sounds and suppressed voices, the search for connection circles back to lingering emptiness.
Eugène Ionesco. The Three Faces of Hélène Cixous
March 14th 2026
An intimate unraveling of self, where giving life becomes losing recognition, and reflection returns unfamiliar. It lingers in the space between nurture, defiance, and the quiet ache of not being seen.
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