by Nakanée | Oct 7, 2026 | Life, Art, Essay
I read an article on how to improve an artist’s statement a few weeks ago. At first, it made me self reflect which is a nicer way of saying what actually happened. I fretted, as you do, about my life as I faced a truth I’ve known this whole time: my online presence is...
by Nakanée | Aug 27, 2026 | Poetry
Alien fronds and animal spots, delicate orchid confounds. Small deceiver– peculiar psychedelic– your kaleidoscope cannot hide auroral charms in twilight. Your tardy bloom– Autumnal debut– makes it all the more beautiful to see your prismatic...
by Nakanée | Jul 9, 2026 | Life, Short Stories
It is Sunday and I should be in bed listening to my Sable original soundtrack on my record player. It’s my ritual of peace and joy to start my week right. Instead, I’m in my car at the waterfront, a place I haunt when things are going wrong. I stare into the rippling...
by Nakanée | Jan 8, 2026 | Painting, Poetry
My rage knows no Boundaries No arbitrary lines nor confines of cages found in places where love should be. And why is it that empathy is a mystery when history is looking you directly in the face? A disgrace to the fallen ‘saints’, whose names spoken in vain, are...
by Nakanée | Sep 10, 2026 | Liberation, Poetry
Our cities glitter in the distance though all that glitters is not gold, I know. If they were gold, those cities— no matter how pretty— would be mined to and fro, back and forth we’d go as we excavate the ruins of ourselves. Mine and mine, and yours and yours would...
