He who works with his hands and his head and his heart is an artist
Francis of Assisi
I’ve always had a fascination with hands.
Particularly a man’s hand.
I know where I get it from.
A boyhood crush.
I took pictures of his hands.
He understand my infatuation.
He stopped being my friend.
I have lived with that shame.
Slowly, I’m identifying those experiences and unpacking them – so I can retrain my thinking, rewire my brain, reconstruct my core inner beliefs.
Sounds hokey but I can sense a small shift. Some days.
BuBA calls them Soul Prints.
For now, I just call them ghost memories. They come back as needed. To teach me something new.
Thanks for listening,
Keep tellin’ the story.
Sawubona
Professor C Todd Peacock III
embracing the artivist buried in stone
