Julius Kahkonen – Featured Artist
lost
i fell into the sky,
into my subconscious,
where the grass grows
tall and coarsely crafted
wooden steps curl
along the neck of this mountain,
paving the path ahead
like railroad tracks
in some displaced Jurassic period.
the vanguard, leading the future for
these new earthbound children—
the indigenous inhabitants
quarry on the other side
of the veil.
the traveling gypsy soul
sheds like a matryoshka doll
in this panoramic moment that points
predominately ahead. thoughts
of the traveler are patient enough
to exhibit controlled flatline
for time ahead and time prior
in fragments of clock ticks
and buoyancies of presence.
up and up, the climb
towards a smokestack heaven
amongst the wind’s whistled weave
between mountains folded into one another
in horizon’s unfiltered throe.
the angel watches us from below
pretending, as a cloud
or an albino parrot,
in the beltless sky.
i find myself trying
hard not to allow the
knotted thought processes
to derange this offering
of sky and creation…
i allow it
i allow it to be
i allow (it to be) myself in this moment,
to relate, not only to my
fellow queen, but the godmother
of my child and the child
of my heart.
by LORIN DREXLER
Julius Kahkonen
(via https://visualsofjuliusprints.com)
Julius Kahkonen is a 19-year-old full-time digital artist, photographer and an online entrepreneur from Finland. He is most known for his unique dreamy editing style and online education community of thousands of students worldwide. Julius started editing in 2017 and grew his Instagram following from 0 to over 290k followers in 2 years. Currently, Julius travels around the world creating artworks from the images he takes. Follow Julius on Instagram: @visualsofjulius.
What is Gen Society?
Gen Society is an art space blog for creative writing, music releases, visual art & poetry collaborations, and travel photography. Hosted by writer and musician, Lorin Drexler, this online venue is an expressive experience for those interested in the world of the arts. It is a journey through the hearts and minds of both contemporary artists in practice and those who have long passed.
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