Camilo

@camiloe.com

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Writer, photographer, historian and art historian, nature lover, comic book geek, cinema buff. Sailing the seas of words weaving the sails as the wind blows.

A sheep standing on a green field in front of a hill. A trail of smoke seems to emanate from behind her as if she had an exhaust
Pink psychedelic elephant godhead showering blessings
A calm ape with a golden ear ring, submerged to the neck on green waters
A little exercise taking some scenes from the 1986 film adaptation of The Name of the Rose by Jean-Jacques Annaud and creating a lcomic page
A notebook page showing two sketches, a looser one of a couple having lunch ad another of a landscape with trees nearby, a house semi hidden behind them and mountains, wit a little town at their base, and a cloudy sky on the distance. Both are done in ink and toned with muted colors with alcohol markers
When your enemy wants you disoriented, your ability to focus is an important means of self-defense. What matters to you in this moment? Most of us can meaningfully dedicate ourselves to one or two causes, at the most. What can you commit to doing something about? Where do you get trustworthy information about those subjects? Who do you connect with when deciding what to do about what you’ve learned? Is there an organization whose resources you will employ or whose calls to action you will answer? Do you have a friend group or solidarity network that will formulate a response together? Answering these questions is key to steadying yourself in these times. Remember: Vulnerable people don’t need a sea of reactivity right now. They need caring groups of people who are working together to create as much safety as they can. We need to create a rebellious culture of care. That will take focus and intention. It will take relationships and a whole lot of energy.
An out-of-commission Syrian regime tank abandoned in a street is now being used as a vegetable shop. Many crates of cabbages, lettuce, and other produce are displayed over the tank's chassis.
Jorge Luis Borges
Eldery Doris lessing smiling
Steve Aylett
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Doris Lessing
Jorge Luis Borges
Juan Rulfo
Juan Rulfo
Art and text by William Blake
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Doris Lessing
Jorge Luis Borges
Juan Rulfo
Colored Photo of Walt Whitman
Jorge Luis Borges
Doris Lessing
God in His throne, watercolor visionary art by William Blake
Maya Angelou
Steve Aylett
Marlon James
Black and white picture of young Juan Rulfo behind a skull shaped ceramic
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Cover of Black Leopard Red Wolf by Marlon James. @MarlonJames5