home is where, in chicago 2021 [a poem]

Over the course of a day in COVID quarantine (USA), time moves through a young couple as quotidian matters of cohabitating in 2020 persist.

A bereaved woman utilizes near-future tech, in an attempt to recall the comfort of a mundane memory with a recently lost loved one.

A romantic comedy about two friends discussing their frustrations with the arranged marriage process after one of them returns home after a bad date.

After a recent breakup, two women sit beside a fire and contemplate the universe.

After some time apart, a former couple (Charlie and Austin) run into one another, and over the next 24 hours, the pair reconnect, living many years and lives simultaneously.

The Hunter enters an unassuming southern diner where she encounters the company of spooky monsters and Elvis impersonators closing up shop.

While on tour for their sophomore album, emo band HOME IS WHERE pulls up to venues across the country and provides moments of community, celebration, and freedom for their trans-forward audience as well as themselves. Energetic performances are the bridge between moments of vulnerability for the two trans women who lead the band and the fans lining up to see them.

Loosely documenting John Caleb Pendleton's (Planks & Pistils) 2021 Juneteenth floral installation, "Chronicle of a Summer Day" is a community bouquet of remembrance and celebration.

"names" is a visual tantrum. It is a trans exclaim. "I am a woman; suck my dick."

Evelyn Landow is a DIY filmmaker & musician. After spending years archiving home videos & recording two albums with her father during the pandemic, 'Make A Memory' is a hybrid film that celebrates her relationship with her father—a piece commemorating the playful love & memories that have remained amid time's persistent tides.

The following is a study on the modes we use to look back, the nostalgia we crave, and friendship.

A woman time travels back in time to her mother's past, present, and future on September 10th, 2001.