Down the rabbithole








artist This is a body, endowed with several orifices that connect with the outside world—some visible to the naked eye, such as the nostrils, ear canals, slightly parted lips, while the vagina, anus, and wounds also serve as thresholds of seduction.

This body is parasitically dwelled within by those ‘rabbits’, creatures of sinister cunning, yet with a pitifully delicate aspect.

Not so much rabbits as creatures entomologically akin to cockroaches: highly active nocturnally, some species capable of flight, favoring warm and moist environments, occasionally biting, and vanishing under intense light as though they never existed, though in truth, they do not truly disappear.

These rabbits come and go through the apertures of your body and of ours, amidst obscure hairs, sticky and damp, with a pungent odor… In comfortable living conditions, their movements perhaps resemble those of slugs.

Only two desires drive their actions: one is the desire to steal, the other to discard; their soft fur brushes against the edges of these cavities.

In some cultures, these rabbits are recorded as “angels of love” or a kind of “spirit.” After all, apart from their cockroach-like habits, they possess a deceivingly adorable appearance: soft fur, moist eyes. Yet their animalistic instincts of stealing and discarding are bestowed with a term called “bestowal,” often perceived as an act filled with affection.

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