EPHEMERA
Sketches by Cori Ann
WHAT AM I DOING HERE?
Google will tell you I'm a doctor. Records at the registrar of the University of Arizona will support that. I do happen to possess the qualifications to perform your autopsy, but I'd much prefer to draw your body...possibly undergoing an autopsy.
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I got tired of talking about my art like it was another life - the one I had before my medical training - a life that is over. I'm here to rediscover what has been sleeping inside me while I've been busy memorizing biochemical pathways and playing with people's organs. I'm drawing again.
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I'm excited by absurd juxtapositions and cutting into the onion layers of context until I cry. You'll see me gravitate to media that can decompose, become lost, or get wiped away. Hand me a marker or a knife; I'll know how to use it.
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Queer. They/them.
"Unique is a unique word...it is not a pumped-up synonyn for unusual... There's no such thing as 'most unique' or 'very unique' or rather unique'; something is either unique or it isn't, and damn few things are."
Tom Robbins
