
what was i looking for?
somehow i don’t remember
its strange
this feeling inside
as i stand outside this old house
i could swear
it felt like i was being watched


what was i looking for?
somehow i don’t remember
its strange
this feeling inside
as i stand outside this old house
i could swear
it felt like i was being watched


mixed media
january 13, 2026
made in anticipation


i find this photo trapped inside a vintage photograph digitizer in january 2026.
there is no name, no date, no marks of ownership or time.
i use the vintage digitizer to digitize it, and have presented it here, as found, this photograph stuck out of time, and out of place. found photographs call to me, images misplaced.
this one is particularly beautiful.
it reminds me of these lines from the song “mykonos” by fleet foxes
“and you will go to mykonos
with a vision of a gentle coast
and a sun to maybe dissipate
shadows of the mess you made“
i present it here as a votive, an offering, and prayer of gratitude that i was able to see this beauty as it was captured, whenever it was.
(if this photograph belong to you, let me know here if i can reunite you with it)


my mother was given an amaryllis bulb and she grew it herself in her living room, nourished by her cigarette smoke, patio lights, and endless true crime blaring off the tv.
the plant flowers – four huge blooms.
i visited her this past saturday and it was standing proudly, defiantly, watching us drink black coffee.
i take the above photo of it, because i find it beautiful, dark and almost sexual, like some kinda georgia o’keefe shit.
i edit the photo today on my lunch break and send it to my mother.
she thanks me for the photo and says she’s wearing the beatrix potter sweater i gave her, and she says i should feel lucky to have taken the photo when i did.
on sunday morning, the amaryllis reached too high to the ceiling and fell from it’s shelf and broke into pieces.
i am sadder about the loss of this plant than i would have thought i would be.
