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“Today and all to come are my soft and slow murder,” photographer Sophia Cutino writes in the opening poem of her debut book. An afterimage of adolescent experience in an era of constant performance, Cutino breaks down the self through evocation.
Lein
Visiting the home of Annie, a vegan taxidermist, tattoo artist and musician in Portland, OR. Her home is a maximalist gallery of dust-collecting oddities that reimagines how the old and the dead as beautiful and serene. A way of art and life that wholly cherishes Earth’s creatures. The sound of her music carries you through this eclectic graveyard on a gloomy morning with sounds of the saw, the cello and the banjo.
Ella Fields
For Our Era Magazine
I Put Cinnamon in My Coffee to Help Remember My Mother
An ongoing project about aging in maternal relationships and watching ourselves grow into where we came from.
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