Tag Archives: Frankenstein

Transitions

Posted on March 6, 2022 by Art for Housewives

TEXT: It was a lovely October morning and I was rubbing tombstones at Campo Cestio. The textures that were surfacing were so exciting that I didn’t mind being covered with graphite. I was lost in my own world until I … Continue reading →

Posted in Age of Reconfiguration, Art Narratives, female consciousness, storytelling | Tagged cool breeze, Frankenstein, Mary Shelly | 4 Comments

Changes.

Posted on January 7, 2020 by Art for Housewives

One lovely October morning in 1819, I was rubbing tombstones at Campo Cesto when I heard a woman crying. It was Mary Shelly. Her son William had recently died and she, obviously, was overwhelmed. There was nothing I could do … Continue reading →

Posted in Age of Reconfiguration, Drawings & Paintings, Rome/Italy | Tagged changes, Frankenstein, Mary Shelly, panta rhei, Transition | Leave a comment

Frankenstein’s Fish

Posted on September 17, 2019 by Art for Housewives

-30- Related: “Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish” The Simpsons + Japan Approves Groundbreaking Experiment Bringing Human-Animal Hybrids to Term + + Chernobyl: Top 7 Harrowing Photos + excerpt from “Cool Breeze” + The … Continue reading →