Daisy Marie Ahlstone

Digital Artwork

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Photo of a pink and white and seaweed covered rock expanded and edited in some ways to make it look sonic. Text reads: “sometimes I feel like a time bomb of impending irrelevance.”
an altered swirly photo of Niagara Falls and a bird above text. . Text reads: “a riddle, a riddle. what bird cannot flee the flock? the bird that is alone (a loon)” - Terayama Shuji, “A Bird in a Bottle” in The Crimson Thread of Abandon.”
Image of the edge of Crater Lake covered in a clear plastic material.
Image of a beautiful landscape background with photoshopped prints of flowers on the bottom and sides of the image. Text on image reads ““Action involves the intimate co-dwelling of bodies and objects” - Sara Ahmed, 52 in “Queer Phenomenology”
black and white image of a radio tower above a mountain backdrop. Moon and some small fish are in the background. Text reads: “The moon appeared In a photo Taken on a Moonless night. Who put it there?” - Terayama Shuji, “The Elusive Milena” in The Crimson Thread of Abandon.”
an image of a stream side bank with plants growing in the river and rainbow effect added to the image. Text reads: “How many miles until I reach the memories? I run barefoot Barked at by dogs and soaked in the rain. Have I arrived or not? How many miles until I reach the memories? - Terayama Shuji, “Memory Shots” in The Crimson Thread of Abandon.”
Photo of a Hocking Hills waterfall surrounded by glitter separating the background of an ocean landscape. Text reads: “where I post from.”
green background with texture. Text reads “Little puzzle pieces drip from my cheeks to your orange cotton blend shoulder, finding snuggled placements they’d longed for. My spine stabilizes with every reassuring embrace. Dialogic curiosities lead us down entangled paths of gyrus division, our ever folding amygdala guiding us towards healing through mutual understanding. Our future beckons me though iridescent windows. I’ll hold on tightly until we become soil, a form we can begin to live as one. Exchange with me, lest we cease reciprocation.” There are also images of a rock, a tall plant, and a small frog colored like the non-binary pride flag.
green background with texture. Text reads “Little puzzle pieces drip from my cheeks to your orange cotton blend shoulder, finding snuggled placements they’d longed for. My spine stabilizes with every reassuring embrace. Dialogic curiosities lead us down entangled paths of gyrus division, our ever folding amygdala guiding us towards healing through mutual understanding. Our future beckons me though iridescent windows. I’ll hold on tightly until we become soil, a form we can begin to live as one. Exchange with me, lest we cease reciprocation.” There are also images of a rock, a tall plant, and a small frog colored like the non-binary pride flag.
an image of a hand holding an extremely small mushroom with stars and glitter on the sides. Text reads: “A tiny, tiny flower bloomed at the end of a tiny, tiny pencil. A tiny, tiny huge happening occurred! - Terayama Shuji, “One-Centimeter Journey” in The Crimson Thread of Abandon.”