During lockdown, nostalgia has become a kind of addiction for me. I search for it everywhere – every evening walk with my dog makes me …
Nostalgia, the art of bittersweet longing
SNAKESKIN
One million deaths. When in the inescapable throws of intense angst and desolation, often prompted by routine over-thinking and deep fears regarding my future, I …
A Matter of Time
Time Keeper arrived at exactly 12am. The room was small and glowing in candlelight gloom. From the satchel at their waist they pulled a small …
#15 – Time
Time drips through the caves of my ribcage, pooling in newly found crevices and canyons, whilst incessant streams form fresh gorges. I have forced time …
A Sign of the Times
Time. The great teacher, the great healer, the greatest ceremony of humanity. Time, coupled with reflection, allows us to grow, to progress, to figure out …
On Time and its Delightful Malleability
To start this article off like a terribly boring wedding toast– Webster’s dictionary defines the word “history” as “events of the past.” Something which when …
My Grandfather’s Shirt
Recently, I have become slightly obsessed with reading about Jane Does. Did you know, there is a list, on Wikipedia, of every unidentified murder victim …
Time and memory in Deborah Levy’s writing
In The Cost of Living, Deborah Levy wrote that ‘to unfold any number of ideas through all the dimensions of time is the great adventure …
An (obviously) short story on procrastination
I’m sitting on the floor, facing both a blank google doc and some silly TV show in the background, 1:34am on a humid Tuesday morning. …
ROOT#1
Lucía Hinojosa (Mexico City, 1987) is an interdisciplinary artist, writer and editor. Her practice develops through a series of conceptual, ephemeral gestures and performative trajectories …