Survivor is an intriguing game of social complexity that is unforgiving and relentless to its players. Being a fan of this franchise, it was a simple choice to follow Brendon Fishwicks’ Random Reality Recaps for the past few months and …
I Find the World We Live in Scary
A world where the commodity revolves around time and content terrifies me. We are already being systematically programmed by computers to utilise their functions to achieve a high degree of efficiency. However, where is the balance of time vs efficiency. …
Why I loved Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic
It was a campy, meaningful, enlightening adventure that I didn’t want to end and I hope won’t end. Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic (Season 1) is one of the few anime that has had me hook line and sinker from the …
Battle Royale: Angels Border ~ Review
I was extremely excited to get my hands on Battle Royale: Angels Border, what I got was poor plot development, random tangents which made no sense towards the original story and a whole lot of time wasting that I could …
The Quiet Lamb Led to the Slaughter
This is one of the easiest posts I have ever had to write because I am able to tear myself down so easily about it. I knew I had to get this off my chest in some form and this …
What is a Dream?
A dream hits us when we are most vulnerable. We are dormant, non moving, automated. A dream has a physical and non-physical form, it can become reality and fiction in an instant. It can be achievable yet so far reaching …
My Truth
This is a piece that I wrote around nine months ago. My accomplishments up to this point have surpassed my expectations in such a small frame of time. This journey may have taken longer than I thought, but I have …
Where I called home
Recently, I’ve just moved out of the house that I have lived in for 20 years. Not to move out on my own just yet, but to my grandparents for a few months while our family home is being demolished …
Geoslaves
Artist Statement ‘Geoslaves’ (2018) is a subversion of the contemporary use of screen mediums to elicit a manifesting paranoia correlating to surveillance culture ideologies. Using multiple screens, inspired by Gary Hill’s In as Much as it is Always Already Taking Place (1990) …
