NUNUMBlending Flash Fiction & ArtInterview with Maurice Moore
"Green Eggs and Ham" Book by Dr. Seuss
Octavia E. Butler, Joseph F. Beam DIEGO MARTINEZ-CAMPOS
Please don't ever listen to that fucking voice in your head that says you and/or your work are not good enough to be celebrated.Maurice Moore is currently a doctoral Performance Studies Candidate
Artist's StatementDrawing while black is an exploration of sensorial feel/felt lines both in text and performative drawings involving 2D, 3D, 4D, and Speculative fiction(s) art practices. Moreover, the work explores how Black, Indigenous, Queer, and People Of Color (BIQPOC)'s have created a means of survival through visual/performance art, creating a mode(s) of active radical resistance. In my work, the lines created literally intersect, overlap, and make fluid many of the diasporic identities that colonial powers would have me believe are fixed. By doing this work I can reimagine ways to fight anti-blackness, ableism, queer-antagonism, the erasure, and the deafening silences caused by colonial powers. In short, these processes of making renew the vitality of queerness and/or blackness in both my current artistic practice and in my scholarly pursuits. NUNUMBlending Flash Fiction & Art
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9/10/2024 06:20:00 am
Maurice Moore, your work is truly inspiring! Your insights on art and your favorites—like Linda Berry and Storm—really resonate. Thanks for sharing your journey and art & craft tips with us. It’s refreshing to discover new perspectives!
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