Zoe Catherine Kendall

(above: Something else that i omitted, 2009, ink on paper by Zoe Catherine Kendall, www.self-series.blogspot.com)

 

(Above - Found object courtesy of Christopher Robin, www.self-series.blogspot.com)

 

On living more or less

 

Me and my transgender bike; oh what fun it is to ride on a one speed racing frame.

 

And so she said, the words come less freely sometimes, the living coming first.

 

(Above: Vulnerability by Zoe Catherine Kendall, ink on paper, 2009, www.self-series.blogspot.com)

 

My sex

 

An image of vulnerability in the graphic representation of female sexual organs. These are not meant as a representation of desire, but rather as a depiction of a feeling, perhaps what it means to be a woman.

 

(Above: It gave me the shitters by Zoe Catherine Kendall, pen, pencil and ink on paper, 2010, www.self-series.blogspot.com)

 

It gave me the shitters like life was just one big acid trip or something.

 

(above: Head fuck by Zoe Catherine Kendall, acrylic on acrylic paper, 2010, self-series.blogspot.com)

 

The present storm; deviations and meanderings...

 

“Everything, with significance brought to, all images as places of interest, all nominated stories and moments of living.

 

You are here with me. We are the same yet different.

(above: My boyfriend has blue eyes and a fading appearance by Zoe Catherine Kendall, Sept 2010)

 

A private letter to my universal ex boyfriend and a shared public experience.

 

"Dear ex lover,

 

 

I've been painting word canvases recently, I dub them slogans of the self. It's a way of taking ownership of one's conscious and subconscious thought processes. Anyone can do it, and I highly recommend it as a very liberating activity. To identify and articulate your fundamental positions is to both step in and step outside of them.