SPIRAL STAR
by Nathaniel Phillips
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Expanding infinitely in a realm of your own creation that holds anti humans and mythologies of blackness and being
What is black fantasy and how can it be used to retell stories of the past? I want to construct a tail/ tale about the being I want to be. I want to retell the stories I told myself as a child. Weaving a story together for the new world
This epic fantasy of a trans mermaid 🧜🏽♀️ the girl dives into the water and transforms the extending of my tail/tale
No longer lying to myself or calling myself the fag diving deep under the water under the sand under the earth and waking up anew
Come celebrate with all of the objects the demons the zombies the monsters the anti humans
PAY THE PEEPS BELOW 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
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Black fantasy THOTS
IF ANY BLACK QUEER FOLKS WANT TO CHAT ABOUT BLACK FANTASY AND IMAGINATION PLEASE REACH OUT @np_femme
Taking away black trans fantasy eliminates
the ideas and possibilities of freedom
In the creation of a new world and a new future
I dream of black trans cyborgs running off buildings
SLOWLY FALLING OUT WINDOWS
And landing perfectly poised floating above the surface
the GIRLS build and craft themselves their own being into existence
Cyber femmes came before the tech was even released to the public
Half demon girls realizing they were never demons
( demons in the traditional sense that is)
Nathaniel Phillips is a born and raised New Yorker who has lived in Brooklyn most of his life. He has studied at the Alvin Ailey school of dance and Dancewave in Brooklyn. Nate then continued his training in the Gibney student training program. At Gibney Nate learned from his mentor Bree Breeden , The Urban Bush Women collective, Miguel Gutierrez and Bobbi Jean Smith. Nate teaches dance and creative movement at Locomotion dance theater. Teaching helped Nate find his love for dance again. That’s all folks
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