Defining Visceral Eloquence

By practicing sincere sense to more lucidly render what we are experiencing and the ability to more accurately articulate these intangible aspects, we may more richly inherit experience from each other.

Being more in tune with personal experience is crucial for cultivating effective communication with self just as mush as with others. The extent and quality of communication, is the extent and quality of the bridges which connect our invisible worlds. However eloquently someone may describe something, words are only ever symbols—pointing toward something beyond themselves. Symbols can only ever imply the ideas and experiences a person has to associate with them.

I established “Visceral Eloquence” as a title fit to encapsulate the meaning, purpose and common focus throughout everything I explore and create, though I am interested in continuously exploring the idea of “Visceral Eloquence” and how it may be a system operated beyond myself. I treat this website as a creative playground to curate ideas and creations from the basic standpoint of giving my expressions a dedicated home away from other digital spaces, open to what it may become.

We Inhabit the same World

Though, We are each our own Separate Worlds

Coexistent in Tangent Parallels

Save the Bridge of Communication

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Reaching from the Intangible

To Magnify the Unseen

Clothing

The clothing designs are a way of creating more physical instances of certain ideas as valuable reminders. I’ve been compelled to make these, as the concepts periodically come to mind—visual depictions which linger long enough to make me want to bring to reality.

There are general themes with their associated symbols. These themes have been formed through noticing commonalities of various things I feel inclined to express and attempting to distill them to their essence. The themes also have overlapping traits which I think is cool and evident of the interconnectedness of it all. The convenience of symbols reminds all that the perceiver has attached to it, but for that reason, it is only worth what has been contemplated and familiarized.

I think it’s cool to have these instances of contemplations which act as helpful or inspirational reminders, whether someone is wearing the clothing or if it’s just seen lying around. It’s something I find neat about having physical books: as catalysts and gentle guides of contemplation, just glancing at the cover of a book I’ve read instantly reminds of the stories, the concepts, the ideas, and my branching contemplation stemming from it. Though, if I have yet to read the book much or at all, I am merely met with vague wonder...