Monica Seggos
Bonaventure is called a graveyard, 
a town of the dead, 
but the few graves are powerless in such a depth of life. 
The rippling of living waters, the song of birds, 
the joyous confidence of flowers, 
the calm, undisturbable grandeur of the oaks, 
mark this place of graves 
as one of the Lord's most favored abodes of life and light.

John Muir on Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah
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Culturally Reflective, Emotionally Responsive, Sensorially Evocative, Intentionally Emotive

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  • ARTIST STATEMENT + CV
  • Environmental Performance Art
  • Walking Through Liminality (A Pilgrimage to Self) No.1 Tintagel Site-Responsive Environmental Performance Art Documentation
  • Walking Through Liminality (A Pilgrimage to Self) No. 2: Nantucket
  • tu me manques (mais je suis si heureuse): A Site-Specific, Site-Responsive Environmental Art Installation
  • Self-Voyeur - a Site-Specific, Site-Responsive Post-Internet Installation
  • The Broken Heart Repair Shop, v.1: The Doctor's Office - Installation
  • a tisket, a tasket, a trinket and a casket - Site-Specific, Site-Responsive Installation
  • The Alchemist - Performance
  • Virtual Art - Navigating Life in a Post-Internet World
  • My Cyber Galleries
  • Automediality & Me
  • I and ME: a Graphic Memoir
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