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la mia nave del dolore
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"vi prego di non essere triste" - the first line in the prayer card to the death of my mother's mother, "please don't be sad".
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"it's not the pain, or the shaking, or the coldness, or the diarrhoea, it's just the heightened awareness of fucking everything on the inside and outside of my body, which is just like a worse version of the state that I always exist in where I am deeply aware of my bones and my tendons and my veins and arteries, I can feel every organ, I can feel my skin constricting me."
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Quivering Toronto, Ontario
Steff Juniper creates sound art, noise, and drone to externalize their emotional experience
of anger toward
oppressive systems, especially carceral colonial institutions, and
the creation of climate collapse - with haunting vocals, electric cello,
synthesizers, chimes, field recordings, etc.
Requests for collaborations are welcomed and encouraged.
For more info follow
@Mx.Steffania
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