
Queen Mary Fob
Ocean liners represented empire, speed and scale.
Semioticians getting to know one another via story telling — true, invented, or somewhere in-between. ALso see: EXCHANGE.

Ocean liners represented empire, speed and scale.

"That's what I wanted to commemorate: the way our lives intersect with the people around us…"

"Though our actions may be predetermined by forces we cannot perceive, Paradise Lost teaches us, while plummeting towards our fate we can at the very least swerve."

"A personal reminder that I carry rootedness with me wherever I go…"

"A declaration that my neurospiciness isn’t a flaw; it’s the power source of my unique perception, creativity and way of life."

"My daily reminder that I am exactly who I think I am: an unconventional woman."

"For a tourist like myself to get a traditional tattoo from Apo Whang-Od's successor involves reduction or oxidation…"

"The natural pigment, time, warmth, and the body determine the shape and colouring of the mark."

"It was a spontaneous decision at the end of a glorious trip and that’s enough."

"A symbol of innocence, endurance, and the ability to thrive in ordinary places."

"It influences me to better adapt to different contexts and keep evolving…"

"A philosophy of taking life seriously without taking yourself too seriously."

"We played our hearts out, with the amp’s distortion cranked, covering songs from bands like Alkaline Trio…"

"One continuous line holding three intertwined representations…"

"Where is the place of excitement, of spontaneity? It’s in waves, and the bigger the better."