Welcome to the Jungle: Envision

   

Diwali

When moving to San Francisco a couple months back, I was a little apprehensive because I had no where to live at first. But, after looking on the SF State FB page, I found some wonderful people and now share space with them. Most people couldn’t share a living room with others, but I love

Mystic Valley-Thailand

This past weekend, I worked Mystic Valley Thailand, in Khao Yai National Park. I was blessed enough to talk to two of my favorite artists (Nakadia and Alle Farben) who performed, and take many pictures of many beautiful people and moments (below). <3<3 Favorite artists: Nakadia (Thailand). Nakadia is one of Thailand’s most loved underground techno DJs.

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Angkor Wat: an Empty, Hidden Treasure

Some depressing poetry to fit the mood of this beautiful, ancient place that was abandoned after Buddhists took power in Cambodia. This bus window reminds me of Los Angeles, of dodging people dried out by drugs and the sun, drunk wanderings and eating Thai food. Arguments, lots of them, about things irrelevant, blowing through the

p03m

On January 11, Afrika and I went to LACMA. It helped dispel some of the writer’s bloc that I had been feeling, which I captured in the poem below prior to going. It flows and floats From off the pen I don’t want to correct it again It’s rubbish, it’s trash I wish it would

Griffith Park Abandoned Zoo

On January 8th, Afrika and I visited the abandoned zoo in Griffith Park with our friend Taylor. What ensued were some mystic poetry and photos that could never be captured in the daylight.   Hollywood The setting sun twinkles with Bits of Hollywood glass They slice the sunset sky To make a night with fake

Day Drinking in West Hollywood

This past January 6th, before I took off for India, model Afrika Sharif and I decided to day drink and see where we could end up. We drunk wandered all the way from Hollywood Western to West Hollywood for some nice shots before the sunset. The following is a poem I wrote later that night