visual art by KJ Hannah Greenberg

KJ Hannah Greenberg is eclectic. She’s played oboe, participated in martial arts, learned basket weaving, and studied Middle Eastern dancing. She’s a certified herbalist, and an AP College Board-authorized teacher of calculus. Her foci are Judaism, parenting, imaginary hedgehogs, and starfaring, polycephalic, gelatinous wildebeests.

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Through the Editor's Eyes
Spirals, blobs, lashes like antennae. You recognize the parts, but what of the whole?

The image retaliates. It over-saturates the senses. The symbols you once trusted: childlike, cartoonish, comforting, they now leer back at you. 

What is absurdity if not the refusal to mean just one thing? This isn’t play. It’s the visual equivalent of babbling in a dream where everything is known and nothing is familiar.

This is absurdity as pressure. Too bright, too glossy, too curated. 

Are you still having fun?

--Editor-in-Chief, KINPAURAK

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