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SAGITTARIUS in 2023
You want what you want and you want it now. You don’t care anymore. You just want the things you want. You’re tired of not being allowed. Your thirst is too much. You’re gonna go after it. You’re going to reach. You’re going to go for the thing that scares you and if you never really gave a shit about a scraped knee then you’re not about to start caring now.
Ooh, can you feel this wild impatience in you? This dictator called desire that won’t let you go until you’ve done all of its bidding with the devotion of a fanatic?
I actually think that it is important for you to connect with your hunger in 2023. You are not tired of yourself. You are tired of living a life half starved.
Your hunger is as blunt as life. There is no morality in hunger—only life. Hunger is sexy when it is honest and cowardly when it acts self denying. Hunger refuses preciousness which you are also sick of. Hunger is sure. It is accurate. It acts now and it can be existential. It forces you to contend with the fact of your survival.
What happens if you approach your hunger with curiosity? There is a piece of desire that is sadistic, isn’t there? There might be a piece in there that feels very young or a piece in there that feels very old. You have what it takes to know your own hunger more than anyone else in the world.
Questions to ask yourself in 2023:
What are you hungry for?
What does your hunger want for you?
What is it trying to do for the world?
Research Methodologies
Project
HOW DO YOU throw a brick through the window of a bank?
An Artist Who Only Participates in Group Exhibitions
What is “Japan” to white queers?
NOTES
Postcolonial Astrology
Anarchism
Margins and Identities: Sinophone Literature and Cultural Production
Feminist Theory, Texts, and the Clinic
Transgender and Nonbinary Methods
My Dancing Body and East Asian Perception
Sex Ecology
Post-colonial, Post-Soviet, Post-Earth
Queering the Narrative
Phantom Medium
Reading
Techniques of the Observer
Sexuality, Ecology
Watching
Donna Haraway : Storytelling for earthly survival
https://ubu.com/film/fowler.html
Maya Deren
Kenneth Anger