An Illusion of 16 People, Working Towards The Illusion of Fair Existence –an ongoing collaborative project initiated by torna
This project is a large house. Each participant is a room, some are the corridor, cow shed, store room, back garden.
•Liv Anders von Tia, •Kai Xavier, •Mehmet Ihsal, •İdris Ahmet, •Caio John, •Mey Mari Terziyan, •Dazai Hikimato, •Halide Baver, •Tiabo Estro, •Liquid (- duo), •House With A Garden (- trio) •Blank (- duo), •Abby Wylkynson, •Ayşe Hanım, •Ester Dudu Çentik, •Dün Walhami
Remaking of three books: Drawing Made Easy & Eskimo Folktales & Awful Disclosures of Maria Monk
• He asks me if we can publish a public domain book (Drawing Made Easy or Eskimo Folktales or Awful Disclosures of Maria Monk or all together?)
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I am offering to publish a book using the sections of the three books mentioned above and below.
My connection to any of these books is weak. I draw, I am not an Eskimo and I don't plan to be a female Monk in Canada.
I have a strange tree in my head that branches out into 3 enormous sections: 1)An Eskimo who continuously tells tails or rather tales, 2)a woman who talks about faith and anger while I learn and teach 3)how to easily draw rabbits and airplanes. There is something uncanny in this tree, which I like to investigate. (I also like old; these books are public domain so I feel a guilty excitement about spending my hours remaking someone else's work.) My name is Kai Xavier and I currently live in an ancient village called Derbe.
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