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installations

Spontaneous Knotting of Agitated String

ALL EXITS

A Slut is A Person Open to the Possibility of Every Living Thing
The Stars are Free

I am a threshold, a place designed for a purpose
Don’t Miss Me


objects

Quilt Drawings

Window Works
Shadows and Lights

Small Sculptures


writing

art essays

“ALL EXITS : a collection of short stories”

“Light Sleep : love poems written in between naps”

“People Holding Hands with Trees”

“Notes from a Threshold/Advice from a Doorway”
“Don’t Miss Me” Writings
“How Can I Recover How Can I Expand”
“At What Point Does a Body Become Trash”
“Show Them that You Love Them and Make a Space for Me”
“The night is my friend”


performance

One Day I Hope Somebody Will Love Me
Saggy
Don’t Miss Me Performances
How Can I Recover How Can I Expand
At What Point Does a Body Become Trash
Show Them That You Love Them and Make a Space for Me
The Night is My Friend


curation

Transcendent Mess: to outwit representation

Make A Space for Me
Mark

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The Stars are Free

A installation including an outfit and a zine as part of the show Please Save Our Earth, exhibited at Vox Populi in 2021.


Made from old clothes and biodegradable cotton, Speidel designed their work to reflect the sky in a world with less electricity and light pollution, and more stars, inspired by “Parable of the Sower” by Octavia Butler.

The Stars Are Free, 2021, a cape, vest-top, and jeans made from cyanotype-printed cotton and re-purposed flannel and denim. 


The outfits were presented in a fashion show with the participation of all of the artists at Vox Populi in Summer 2021.

The models are from left to right: Marion Horowitz, Halo Rosseti, and Jensen Huff

The zine “Star Concious” is about a star that gains conciousness, it will be available soon at the Body Joke Shop.
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