Instead of my usual monthly update here are some pictures of my visual art and some snaps from last night's full moon tidepooling.
Wopila to @melcartermelcarter and @yehawshow for the documentation of my work. There are more pictures on my website, Instagram is pretty brutal with cropping.
1. Hyssop, 2025
2. Teal, 2025
3. Strawberries, 2025
4. Yellow Dock, 2022
5. Anemone and sea star
6. Dramatic sea wall
7. Nudibranch!
8. Fence for *aesthetics*
9. Sea wall flow hole with purple sea star and friends
Hello! I forgot to post an April update. Here are some seasonally appropriate photographs. Not pictured here: got to have a beach day after GDC, helped a winning hackathon team make lights that talk to each other, freaked out about employment and survival, traveled a little bit, started volunteering at a new (to me) land project, simultaneously lost/gained faith in humanity, and took a lot of walks.
TODAY IS THE DAY! 12 Minutes Max: Edition Two on Sunday, March 8 at 5:00 PM and Monday, March 9, at 7:00 PM! These six artists, ranging from movement, theater, and burlesque, are excited to share what they’ve been working on.
“There is something powerful about experiencing works in their early stages. As performing artists, the iterative process of ideas takes place in a live space.”
–‘25-’26 12 Minutes Max Edition Two Curators, Cameo Lethem and Alana Isiguen
Tickets are selling fast–secure your spot, and we’ll see you at Base!
**If you are interested in volunteering, email [email protected], or dm us.**
This month for Capitol Hill art walk, we’re honored and excited to host Hexe Fey as our guest artist.
Hexe will be showing visual art and projection art for the evening, as well as an experimental static tuning performance to adjust our frequencies. The performance piece is aiming to start around 6:30pm.
Stop by and tell him that their work is derivative and boring. 1216 10th Ave, follow the static sounds!
#capitolhillseattle #seattleart #seattleartist #experimentalart #performanceart
12 Minutes Max Edition Two! 👀
Curated by Cameo Lethem and Alana Isiguen, this edition will feature works by:
Emma Sumanaweera
Erica Badgeley
Hexe Fey
Bob Archer
Hannah Tiên
Lavender Liqueur
You’ll have two chances to catch the show: Sunday, March 8, at 5:00 PM and Monday, March 9, at 7:00 PM. If you are interested in volunteering, email [email protected], or dm us.
We have many events scheduled from the end of this month through March! Stay tuned for more announcements–we’ll see you at Base.
Hi it's February. I will be holding down the fort at @saint.jermain 's studio upstairs at Pound studios for the next Capitol Hill artwalk on Feb 12. On display will be some of my visual and projection art and I will be doing some test runs of a performance I've been working on that will be done bigger at the next 12 Minutes Max at BASE. Come by and hang out and tell me my work is derivative and boring!
Pics:
1&2: stills from a test reel I did of the performance I'm working on
3: sometimes you have to be spooky at the liminal space next to the bus stop
4: art skeletons at the sculpture classroom at Equinox Studios
5: Idk the sunset looked cool on this building
6: art over the Duwamish River
December.
1-3: Christmas Eve walk in the wetland and fungus rot. Everything rots and decomposes eventually, especially empires
4&5: Winter Solstice. I might show the performance vaguely documented here to people other than the ghosts in my house, stay tuned
6: noise show inspector
7: sunbreak at the waterfront. how seasonal!
8. ty for the dope D&D shirt @depthone7five 🤘
October was full of community and the change to November was surprisingly welcome. The dark isn't our enemy, it's part of the cycle. Still take that vitamin D though 🤣
Finally spooky season! Harvests of various types all through September and October. I have artwork in two shows this month: The Land Remembers at the TCMofA in Olympia opening tomorrow Fri Oct 3rd and the ACES Expo in Seattle opening Oct 17th. I'll be at as many opening nights as my health allows, hope to see you there too 🤘🔮
#yehaw #thelandremembers #ACESgallery #aces2025
I took less pictures this month, or perhaps all the pictures I took were reserved for non Instagram purposes. Here are a few from August. I made it through another year somehow and celebrated my birthday with some of my favorite people.
1. Installation selfie from the Seattle Design Festival
2. Hyssop and butterfly
3. Olympia cat graffiti
4. I will care for you the way you care for me
5. Big sunflower
6. Boots and flower
A new artist has installed a piece in our little forest trail marker. This tiny gallery fits one beautiful piece of work, and each month we will be swapping it out. You can find this artwork on the trail at the entrance of the back exit towards the creek.
Here is what the artist has to say about this piece:
"While walking the yəhaw̓ land, I came across many plants, but none called to me like a metal planter where small strawberry plants—without berries—were growing. Even without their fruit, the strawberry plant promises abundance and sweetness, even if we have to wait another year for it to grow."
About the Artist:
Hexe Fey (he/they) is a transmasculine Oglala Lakota interdisciplinary mover, artist, curator, glitch user, and community harm reductionist. Hexe is the creator of the video game Cursed Task, which explores the struggle of writing artist bios.
July was full of bounty from the dirt and the land and the community. Thank you to everyone who supported my work and various projects, especially @yehawshow for curating a new piece from me. (Not pictured here, I'll get some decent shots later in the month). Stay tuned for August and further collabs and shows 💫😎
1. Berries! You might have seen this one before
2. Mysterious grocery store installation
3. Yehaw land
4. Rose Island Farm squash
5. Blueberries
6. Montana Gothic, a pulp western that is probably just as racist as you think it is.
7. Seattle Festival of Dance and Improvisation is happening :)
