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Studio projects, writing, and encounters with artists—an ongoing record of bd.

 

Black-and-white basement interior with a white door beside a poster of the original ‘a harras’ album cover, whose subtle color contrasts with the otherwise monochrome image. The rumors are true (or, how one thing becomes another) - A new remix album from luke kurtis, reimagining “a harras” through ambient, industrial, and synth-pop textures.

Two tabloid-style newspapers against a black background featuring the headline “LUKE KURTIS SELLS OUT, GOES POP,” with bold red-and-black graphics, a blurred portrait photo, and a small black-and-white image of a basement interior in the upper corner. I don’t know what to make of this. - I have no memory of approving this.

A close-up, black-and-white image of a person holding their head in their hands, eyes closed, with a distressed or contemplative expression. a map of fragments - A personal reflection on solitude, travel, and creative process—tracing time spent in Austria, Hungary, and Japan, and introducing a harras, a new multi-part project exploring memory, loss, and the unseen…

A woman browses a rack of clothes outside a yellow boutique with mannequins and a display table near the entrance. Somewhere between Hungary and Japan (or, the update I meant to write last year) - Stories, images, and small moments from a summer abroad—where silence shaped something new and quiet spaces helped me find my voice again.

A poetry album 23 years in the making - Immerse yourself in "the immeasurable fold," an album combining memories, music, and spoken word that unveils the power of poetry and sound.

an AI-generated image of a robot deep in thought while reading a book Can ChatGPT interpret poetry? - I use ChatGPT to interpret my poetry, giving me confidence that I've imbued the text with the meaning I intended. Here's how it interpreted one of my poems.

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