Kevin Casey

Glimmers of Oblivion 27 300x300 b/w pixel paintings, by Kevin Casey, completed during 2023 & 2024 produced in MacPaint (v1.5, Bill Atkinson, 1985) NOTE: dimensions of paintings have been doubled to 600x600 pixels as this yields a sharper image on some viewing devices

needed to elevate chest and head so I slept in an unfolded easy chair in the living room no shades on the windows early dawn light pours in still better sleep than I'd have gotten in bed waking up saw this curvy x of tree branches framed in the far window

feeling that special negativity you only get with a high fever the pain could be worse but I'm ready to be done

now listening to

many would benefit from the experience of platonic intimacy involved in creating "the music of friends" teapaw.org/whatKCthought/status/2…

unfortunately the G-Dragon bathrobe sold out early in the tour can't blame fans in Australia and Korea for snapping up an item like that hat and hoodie are looking great though first time wearing them since the show

the stumps of giant old trees constitute potent evocations of a spirit world we are in agreement on this?

"Haters are trash. That's the first principle. That's the key that unlocks everything."

walked by this for years without ever noticing the gate must have ignored the monster hedge that conceals it too it's almost like looking at the clouds you see that?

mushroom marsala bake fresh from oven cheese still bubbling in 9x13 lavender pyrex on a rainy sunday afternoon

afternoon people watching

on the level of pure pragmatics this is me

fate owes nothing to justice or expectations and as to the stories one tells oneself it has no regard given to awareness as an absolute and elegant articulation of disillusionment it has the character of divine pronouncement as such it evokes the sense of a divine language

"no slop here. keep scrolling."

an act undertaken out of love is an act that one will never regret but love has many counterfeits and in acting out of any of them one always courts regret

I've made images with pencil pen and watercolor but as the decades count the black and white pixels on the tiny mac plus screen in the mid 1980s grow ever more demanding of my attention art for ATTRACTIVE REFLEX by TUESDAY NEVER COMES: tuesdaynevercomesband.blogsp…

you can see the thin strip of light peaking through the split in the ceramic

listening to this while hanging laundry might be the first time it's been listened to judging by the checkout card

a lordly heron on a branch above a pond

cloudy day

mood