Yuliee Wilson mail@lualei.com 2019.08.26 Don’t you know that designers and artists are closer to God. Why are people who are the closest to creation required to speak as if they are not present in their own work??????? _dissatisfied I think I am living through a time of oversaturation and creative exhaustion. I'm bored and extremely displeased with labor being filtered through links, algorithms and templates. As creatives, as workers, we should ask our viewers to linger, to sit with uncertainty, or to leave without closure when engaging with our work. It's not about refusing work (it is about refusing erasure.) 2023.06.29 Box, Postcards, Table, and Chair 2021.12_rats&morecats_ode2_U The most impactful teachers are not perfect; they are human. What remains is the shape of man. What remains is the cross holding us in place long after the soul has left beyond the frame i&iiii's soulsandpersonalitiescannotbetouched_weusephysicalappearancetoidentify
aperson_meaningthatourbodiesarethefoundationfortheidentity_butifourbodieslosesignificancebecauseofpersonalityswitching.Will we still be ourselves? 02101984.lifeline we always buy cake on BASE wrongname% It means my values weren't situational.have to eat.have to wash clothes.have to take a shower.have to wash dishes.have to brush teeth.have to wash face.have to do hair.have to tidy up space.have to.have to.have to.have to.have to.have to.have to.have to.have to.have to.have to.have to.have to.have to.have to.have to.have to. keep_moving#keepbreathing If survival always requires refusal and refusal can itself be commodified, then does liberation ever really happen? Does liberation ever really happen?? or is it always temporary, partial, fragile? Wondering if liberation is less about reaching some final state of freedom, and more about constantly negotiating what we're willing to give up and what we're not. mylifesomeborntimesiwasthinkwouldhavebetterifiman. Mona Hatoum“We experience the world through our senses. We respond to everything visually first, and then through the body, and then we start rationalizing what it means… so I like to have [the viewer] be either attracted or repulsed or somehow have them experience the work through their body first… rather than it being just an intellectual stimulus. I want [my art] to be working on all those levels, the physical, the mental, the emotional, the spiritual as well. I want a rich experience… And the successful works are those who do that, who maybe go through a transformation when we look at them.” blank blank blank blank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blank blank blank blank blank blank blank blank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blankblank blank blank being a girl is so fleeting Am I suffering because of the world or what was done to me? I wonder why lines were blurred and I'm stuck with the repercussions of what blank blank blank blank blank blank blank blank blank I have to dig deep in order to move forward. I need too. I want too. Will I be the same if I leap? Will I recognize the new me? I would hope that joy won't feel so elusive. How much more do I need to kill myself over and over and over again to get back to me? strollingfarts.com