Description
self-built envelope filters—machines impossible to see all together in an Italian recording studio at the time and made available to the musicians
Examining contemporary issues of race
“This varied art is a riot of style and color that brings home the individuality of the stories and storytellers… Recommended for anyone needing life-affirming stories or anyone wanting to learn more about trans and nonbinary identities and experiences
Identity politics excludes them
Flea Tom Orzechowski self-built envelope filters—machines impossible toBy Mara Ramirez. Published by Field Mouse Press. Softcover, 132 pages, B&W, 2025 Flea is a young queer woman who simply wants to be heard. In a series of funny and sometimes harrowing vignettes, Flea must navigate her overbearing family, her clod of a boyfriend, and a world that sees her as invisible and insignificant. Alternating between expressive scribbles and naturalistic drawings, Flea grapples with her perceptions of herself and reality in an
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