Visceral Art; 8th edition
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Welcome, to Visceral Art 8!
The first annual issue, and certainly not the last!
Visceral Art was born in 2015, and produced as a bi-monthly ‘zine’.
7, limited print, editions were produced in 2015 by Artist/ Creator, Aniyah K. Alzumei.
This year, like last, each of the originally illustrated chapters, are themed after art beginning the chapter.
Also new for Visceral Arts’ second year, is digital availability! 137 limited edition prints will be available for sale in addition to the digital download. A bonus cover illustration will set this years Visceral Art edition 8 limited print edition apart!
Thank you, for your support. As an artist, I am so very excited to present to you brand new for 2016, Visceral Arts’ 8th edition.
Aniyah Alzumei
Aniyah K. Alzumei is an artist.Studied by observations of life through a perspective skewed in realities upbringing, an artist, anthropologist.Expressed through mediums of paint, pens, pencils, sound and words.It is difficult to describe such a busy girl.2016 is.....?Moving out of Phoenix, AZ!After 11 years in the Valley, Aniyah choose 2016 to be the year she, and her projects went international.Traveling this year through Mexico, Aniyah Alzumei states her goals for this trip are to;“Experience and explore art in other languages. To diversify where all of the inspirations coming from, ya know? I love Phoenix, so I am really looking forward to experiencing other art meccas around the world and see how they maybe the same, or different. I think it will bring me to another place in my art, a new perspective.”“As a dedicated professional artist, life revolves around creation. Every morning there are no distractions, just blank canvases, and empty paper. The blankness of it all can become intimidating if you don’t just dive in. So with my first cup of coffee comes my first crumpled mess. By the end of the first pot, I am awake and so is my hand! Living this way, makes it easier for me to stay in this mind. I really do admire friends who have to switch minds, and still do. I admire them, because it is not easy to create.”What’s new?Last year (2015) Visceral Art was published as zine editions. 1-7 came out in the inaugural year of Visceral Art, in 2016 all the editions from last year became chapters. Visceral Art edition 8, will be published in late summer. Each chapter will still be illustrated to begin the theme, and the 7 pieces of poetry following will take the reader on a journey. For example the chapter to be called ‘The ways you’ll love me’, revolves around the concept of societal pressures. The ways the ‘if’ is inserted as a caveat to acceptance.And what about the band?People have asked a lot in the last few months what is to become of the band, Kinetic Catalyst. My answer has remained the same, I am still here. I have been, and I will be. As a band, Kinetic Catalyst has been blessed to work with some of the most talented musicians in Phoenix. As an improv jazz band, Kinetic Catalyst will begin to move across cultures. Every young thing must grow, and Kinetic Catalyst, myself, we are no different! To explore gives the sound the chance to mature and grow. To explore gives the movement a chance to take hold. Look for new music on SoundCloud, Youtube and Facebook as Kinetic Catalyst will be priming to blow your mind!Why do you create?Lets be real, ok?This world we live in is experiencing all manner of turbulence. One that I have noted on a personal, and societal level is that of self neglect. I swear we are nicer to people outside of us. Say you stub your toe, whats your dialogue? Inner? Outer? Do you doubt your intelligence (stupid) for the slam? Do you curse your defective (body part) for the infraction? In either of those you dammed yourself from the inside. Thats way more powerful than, me for example witnessing and calling you dumb.... I would be a jerk and you would not necessarily believe you were dumb... Now stub your toe, call yourself an idiot. Go to bed, sore toe, idiot accusations fresh. How’s your next morning? Why do we live in a time where loving you first, and best is an uncommon bond?My art, addresses love. I hope to inspire love.Five years from now?In five years, I still wanna be improv and raw. Maybe in five years theres a crew behind me that do too!In five years, a bilingual album! The 5th album... ;)Hmmm... In five years, I hope I had no clue today, what I was about to do.
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Visceral Art; 8th edition - Aniyah Alzumei
Visceral Art
8th edition
Aniyah K Alzumei
Copyright 2016 Aniyah K. Alzumei
Visceral Art, edition 8
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Welcome, to Visceral Art 8!
The first annual issue, and certainly not the last!
Visceral Art was born in 2015, and produced as a bi-monthly ‘zine’.
7, limited print, editions were produced in 2015 by Artist/ Creator, Aniyah K. Alzumei.
This year, like last, each of the originally illustrated chapters, are themed after art beginning the chapter.
Also new for Visceral Arts’ second year, is digital availability! 137 limited edition prints will be available for sale in addition to the digital download. A bonus cover illustration will set this years Visceral Art edition 8 limited print edition apart!
Thank you, for your support. As an artist, I am so very excited to present to you brand new for 2016, Visceral Arts’ 8th edition.
Dedicated to all this worlds orphans.
Despite every intention
or nice thing
you’d wish you say
There is still a girl, a boy
out there crying
alone in dark corners
Too afraid to tell of home
too terrified to escape
I write to the orphans
hiding in closets
Manifesting realities
to live later
upon surviving
After the terror made you strong
This world is yours
Table of Contents
Chapter 1, Smile
Chapter 2, Facade of Human
Chapter 3, ‘No good choice’.
Chapter 4, ‘The ways you’ll love me’
Chapter 5, Scream
Chapter 6, Emergance
Chapter 7, untitled fem.
Chapter 1, Smile
Too late
Too routine
Time feels primed
to blow
let go my soul
Spilling out in words
as ink bleeds onto pages
my chains release
‘N
when you're used to pulling these
heavy steel burdens along
a little less
means a lot more
Remember
energy never dies
only changes
taking place
in waves
When you feel my hot breath
on the back of your neck
I’ve been waiting
You’ve been late
Testing too long
till the trade
surprises you
Your late, too late
the routine
is over
Unpredictable
or maybe just, been waiting
to be volatile
oops,
too late
Don’t call me…
Weary, weathered eyes
welling in frustration
Spilling, when good intentions
hurt worse than a sneer
Don't call me strong
I’m just trying to survive
I don't feel strong
Hell, I barely feel alive
Don't call me strong
you couldn’t possibly know
The truth is
your compliment
stings, like a guilty verdict
calling out my inequities
one-by-one
Don't call me strong
I can't take the guilt and shame