Watercolor and acrylic with cannibalism on canvas: a Review of Bones and All (2022)
This review contains spoilers. Loneliness is an identity that can be camouflaged across many faces, including cannibals. What I admire most about Luca Guadagnino’s work is the intrusiveness he provides to his filmmaking that somehow feels normalized. I experienced this with Call Me By Your Name (2017), witnessing a romance blossom between two impossible lovers,…
Exploring Florence
Scoops of Gelato, dramatic domes, heaps of pasta and ancient artwork everywhere is some of the first few things that come to mind when thinking about Italy. I have learned several new things about Italy after living in the city of Florence, home of the Medicis and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore: there is…
The Predecessor of Spirit Halloween
I have spent this entire year lost, and now that it is Halloween, I trademark my feelings not on an escape mechanism nor a figment of the darkest imagination. Inaccurate but also the only thing that reigns true, because moreso, I feel like a Spirit Halloween. Let it not be the fluorescent lighting that acts…
Lydia Egan 