kid ghost a self from a certain angle trans in poems only
Caleb Nichols, LIFE WILL FORM MY BODY
Caleb Nichols
LIFE WILL FORM MY BODY
rough stroke painting of a person clad in red scrubs on a hospital bed surrounded by yellow walls with monitors and instruments above the text 'Kahlil Kasir’
having a body in this economy & society & culture is ridiculous
An artwork that depicts an Afro-indigenous Siren woman, named Xena, holding the number, “41,” in her palms, showing it off like a gift to the viewer. Xena has pearly light blue hair in tight curls tied back in a poofy afro, with an equally poofy bang hanging over her forehead, with two long pearly light blue locs framing her face. Her eyelashes match her hair color. Her eyes are sapphire jewels with cyan lighting. Her big nose, a flattering feature of her face, plump lips, with two elongated fangs sticking out from her upper lip. Her skin with cool blue undertones, speckled with spots that change color with every emotion; depicted however, the spots are a pale translucent white. Her pear shaped squishy frame is adorned with a green crop top and a pink flower indigenous to where she lives, and a orange and red wrap under her hanging belly. The background is a mix of blue, white, and cyan, water waves, to depict she is from a water based location, signed with an owl rabbit glyph, and the artists fancy signature of their name, Sam Wise.