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  The Empire of the Primrose - Station 1 Do you have recurring dreams? Travel Sketches by metamodernist artist JJFBbennett The cycle always resets at dusk, like waking inside the cold architecture of an unyielding, repetitive dream. I walk the wet, cobbled veins of an ancient European city, passing beneath stone arches hung with heavy, lifeless flags, heraldry drained of colour, damp cloth clinging to wooden poles like dead skin. There is no breath of wind, only the low, humming pressure of an era turning in its sleep. I reach into an iron sconce and tear loose a torch of roaring, ragged fire. The flame casts jittering amber shadows against the masonry as I plunge down the same discrepant corridor, a passage that bends against geometry, narrowing and widening like an inhaling throat. The Empire of the Primrose - Station 2 Past the broken gargoyles. Into the moss-eaten ruins of a seated angel whose stone wings have sheared away to jagged stubs. And onwards, deeper into the vaulted h...

Liminal Spaces - A Journey of Self and Mystery

 

Liminal Spaces - A Journey of Self and Mystery

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As dusk settles in, the mountain air is thick with unspoken thoughts as I walk a familiar yet uncharted path. Two figures, their faces obscured in contemplation, walk alongside me. Their presence is a silent reminder of my journey—a mix of exhilarating peaks and despairing valleys. The twilight, caught between day and night, reflects the in-betweenness of my existence, a liminal space where past and future blur. Each step forward is an act of faith, a surrender to the unknown, a feeling I'm sure many of you can relate to.


Unspoken Thoughts in the Final Hours



Our Silent Reflections of Unknowns

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The destination? The journey itself, along with the transformation it, sparks within me. Still, like the persistent mountain shadows, a question lingers: who are these companions on my path? Their identities remain covert, their purpose a mystery—a riddle waiting to be unravelled in the memories of my becoming.


Nu Jazz by JJFBbennett Between Peaks and Valleys: A Journey Within

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In this evocative scene, two figures stand together at dusk, their faces turned toward the distant mountains as the sun dips behind the peaks. The quiet ambience, filled with unspoken thoughts and introspection, captures a profound moment of in-betweenness—a twilight where past and future blur. Their presence is a subtle reminder of the journey's transformative power, where each step is an act of faith into the unknown. Surrounded by the vast mountain air and shadowy valleys, they embody the mystery of companions whose purpose remains elusive yet essential.

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