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Khara Koffel (Right)
m&m’s recreate a favorite image of my grandfather at his desk where he used to place the candies in order to entice a shy version of me to stand near him.
letters to those with whom I have something that I wish to share have been shredded and placed in trophy cases to be distributed after my death. The recipients may choose to reassemble the note or leave it as their own trophy of what was.
my ever-present to-do lists, which seem to exist to both retain my sanity and show my instability, have been reformed as a prescription drug used to combat anxiety.
bottles of breath have been collected from the most influential people in my life in order to never allow them to take their last one.
Home, Faith and Peace, By Whatever Means Necessary, 2008
sand from a childhood home, incense from a Catholic church and sand from a Tibetan sand mandela painting have been encapsulated for easy ingestion.
a tear collected when forced to consider my most basic fear has been captured and is shown in the most scientific way possible.
distance in miles, thoughts and experiences have been hand-sewn together in order to unify all of them.