Sphyrnas

@sphyrnas.bsky.social

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🏳️‍🌈|Lesbian-owned 🦈|Making goods for shark people 📚|Inspiring the next generation ✊🏼|Stand against eco/genocide 🇵🇸🇨🇩🇸🇩+ Shop or dive into helping sharks + planet with https://linktr.ee/sphyrnas

Shark art collage by sphyrnas featuring a hammerhead shark in-front of the Palestine flag and military helicopters in the sky above the shark and an underwater scene with schooling fish and scuba diver below it. It reads “forever against genocide” in transparent font
Shark art scene by Sphyrnas on white background with black Thresher Shark swimming through blue and black words: “migration is an earth right”
Shark art with zebra shark over ocean tides and beach background. Reads in transparent letters “social justice is environmental justice”.
Picture of a journal page that reads: “Free Palestine, free Congo, free Sudan. No more war, no more occupation, no to corruption and mass exploitation. People and planet over profits, no more lies from the pulpits. It’s collective liberation for every person, every “nation”.” Stickers on the back cover of notebook in the photo say: “mako shark art not war”. A zebra shark drawing over the Palestinian flag and a sphyrnas logo sticker with hammerheads.
Poem on slide with hammerhead shark art behind. Slide 1 reads: “The world is a beach full of empty shells.. Filled with people who have opinions that aren’t their own. Filled with those who would rather fake being informed than become so. Filled of those who live for follows or views instead of actually living. Full with people who jump into hatred, false remedies or conspiracies in hopes of getting a blue checkmark. Full of those who loudly grift at us to be like them yet they never got around to finding themselves.“
Poem slide over shark art reads: “They say NO KINGS… But still serve old monarchies money Still shop their brands, follow their pages, read their tweets like scripture They say NO KINGS But still pretend to be one as they Pick and choose who lives and who dies. Who gets respected and whose rights are neglected.”