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Rock That Body

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Rock That Body
Alex Hinders, 2013.
Colored pencil and pen.

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Maybe you’re reading this and thinking of body self-acceptance. That’s certainly a part of it; the mind can get all sorts of notions of how its body is supposed to look and then start berating itself. But this drawing, and this feeling I’m attempting to chronicle, is more than just acceptance. After all, acceptance can be a form of resignation; a person can be resigned to the fact their body is the way it is, but not one with it.This feeling is more than acceptance — it’s integration.

This drawing is also now integrated with the website in that it’s the current background image. The Red Aether drawing was a good image for the winter but I felt like something with more energy was needed.

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Wondrous Shape, Unfolded

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Wondrous Shape, Unfolded
Alex Hinders, 2012.
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This is a wondrous shape flattened into a two dimensional image. If you get out your scissors and your tape — maybe even some glue — you can reconstruct this wondrous shape in it’s three-dimensional glory. Unfortunately, there are no instructions on how to go about doing this, so you’ll either have to accept it’s current form as wonderful enough or be content at imagining what the shape might be.

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Little Lost Girl

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Little Lost Girl
Alex Hinders, 2012.
Colored pencil and pen.

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I was trying to make it through my teen years, but over time that goal slowly morphed into trying to make it through my twenties. I’m pretty certain at some point in there I technically became an adult — I might have even become an adult twice, come to think of it.  But sometimes I just feel like I’m a super teenager. This leads me to wonder if a thirty-year old is just a super twenty-year old, and so on down the line, until we eventually reach a definite answer on what adulthood is or die in the pursuit of such an answer.

It’s a silly thing, really. I’m not a kid. So why is it that sometimes I feel like a little lost girl? This conflict is a part of being human, for some reason or another, and in private conversations with other people I’ve heard them say that they’ve encountered this paradox occasionally as well. So while I don’t have anymore of any answer as to why this is something we go through, here’s an abstract drawing attempting to illustrate this puzzling feeling.