“Lemongrass”/“Cãna Santa” NANCY NINO FEO
Swallowing poems of old wounds and new journeys. What I respect, what encourages me, what scares me. Each word is like a guide among my scars, a farewell song.
Four poems presented in English and Spanish by Nancy Nino Feo.
Risograph printed with a "Crimson Red" cardstock cover, on ivory linen paper. Edition of 86.
Translated by Alejandro Miravete.
Nancy Nino Feo (Mexico 1996) is a poet, performer, and visual artist. Violent and tender. Soft and sad. Her work explores the relationship between noise and language, incorporating themes and textures from childhood mixed with garbage, urban elements, and glitter.
Swallowing poems of old wounds and new journeys. What I respect, what encourages me, what scares me. Each word is like a guide among my scars, a farewell song.
Four poems presented in English and Spanish by Nancy Nino Feo.
Risograph printed with a "Crimson Red" cardstock cover, on ivory linen paper. Edition of 86.
Translated by Alejandro Miravete.
Nancy Nino Feo (Mexico 1996) is a poet, performer, and visual artist. Violent and tender. Soft and sad. Her work explores the relationship between noise and language, incorporating themes and textures from childhood mixed with garbage, urban elements, and glitter.
Swallowing poems of old wounds and new journeys. What I respect, what encourages me, what scares me. Each word is like a guide among my scars, a farewell song.
Four poems presented in English and Spanish by Nancy Nino Feo.
Risograph printed with a "Crimson Red" cardstock cover, on ivory linen paper. Edition of 86.
Translated by Alejandro Miravete.
Nancy Nino Feo (Mexico 1996) is a poet, performer, and visual artist. Violent and tender. Soft and sad. Her work explores the relationship between noise and language, incorporating themes and textures from childhood mixed with garbage, urban elements, and glitter.
