Tag: rhetoric

• BATHROOM CONFESSIONS (but make it art) — Entry No. 3

  July 23, 2025

  Consciousness, Mixed media, PhD

  art, bathroom-walls, communication, creativity, identity, life, Media ecology, mental-health, mindfulness, painting, PhD, public-art, purpose, rhetoric, writing

  If you’re just tuning in: I’ve been turning a downtown bathroom into a mural — part confession booth, part existential doodle, part “is the person that painted this okay?”  If you pay attention, life is strange a lot of the time. Today, while bouncing between mural layers and mild delusion, I saw a coffee shop…

• THE UNQUANTIFIABLE SOUL

  June 30, 2025

  Uncategorized

  bible, faith, micah, PhD, race, racism, religion, rhetoric, scholarship

  A phenomenological investigation into the weights and measures of human worth. A first-semester PhD candidate’s reflection on race, rhetoric, and the quiet weight of being seen. There’s a lyric in the Christmas hymn O Holy Night that I’ve loved my entire life: “Till He appeared, and the soul felt its worth.” I don’t need to…