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Freedom in artistic expression is a topic that sparks debate when discussing whether artists carry a social responsibility. Some argue that artists should use their work to address pressing social issues, while others believe that such expectations may limit their freedom and compromise creative integrity. From this perspective, art is most impactful when it is created without the burden of serving an external agenda, allowing meaning to emerge naturally rather than being dictated by an imposed…-
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Ending to Start Anew explores the profound philosophy of renewal, drawing from Carl Jung’s perspective on life as a continuous cycle of creation, transformation, and rebirth. Jung’s fascination with circular structures, such as his dream of constructing a round tower, symbolizes his deep belief in the interconnected nature of beginnings and endings. This cyclical pattern is not only evident in nature and human existence but also mirrors the creative journey of artists, who constantly navigate the…
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341.4 K • Ongoing
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Out Hog Mountain Road, in 1966, Kya and Chase started their morning together with a modest but meaningful breakfast. This quiet moment, set in the familiar surroundings of their shared life, marked a significant milestone—almost a year of being together. Chase, with an unexpected sense of commitment, shared his future plans with Kya, telling her that he wanted to build a home for her, an idea that made Kya feel both cherished and hopeful for a future she had long desired. Her heart, filled with dreams of…-
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The Shrimper, Hal Miller, a known fixture in the local community of Barkley Cove, made his way into the familiar, rustic Dog-Gone beer hall on a chilly 1969 evening. The warm, golden glow of the beer signs illuminated the space, casting shadows on the faces of the regulars gathered around the bar. Sheriff Ed, along with his companion Joe, had already taken their place at the long, worn pine bar, engaging in the usual banter with locals, most of whom were lost in conversation about the strange and…
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236.5 K • Ongoing
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Seaweed, a common element in Kya’s familiar marshland world, came to symbolize the painful isolation she began to feel in 1967. Throughout the years, Kya had developed a deep connection to the wild and the creatures she shared her world with, and while her life had been solitary, it had also been peaceful. This sense of isolation began to shift when Chase, a recurring presence in her life, started visiting her shack during the weekends. His visits offered a brief but cherished escape from her loneliness,…
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236.5 K • Ongoing
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The Rips pull Kya into their deadly grip in 1967, as she releases her boat into the sea, determined to face the fury of the water. Driven by an overwhelming emotional storm, she curses as she heads straight into the violent rips of the Gulf Stream, a territory she had always avoided. Kya, experienced in navigating the calmer, more predictable currents of her coastal home, now seeks to confront the much more dangerous waters that symbolize the depth of her anguish and inner turmoil. The rips, with their…
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236.5 K • Ongoing
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A Book came into Kya Clark’s life in 1968, marking a significant turning point in her journey as she entered her twenty-second year. This new chapter in her life was brought about by the publication of The Sea Shells of the Eastern Seaboard, a project that had taken years of dedication and careful study. Kya’s meticulous collection of shells from the beaches of North Carolina, accompanied by her artistic paintings, had culminated in a work that would bring her recognition and success she had long lived…
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Alibi serves as a crucial turning point in the investigation into the death of Chase Andrews, as a storm rages over Barkley Cove in 1969. The once-clear suspicions surrounding Miss Clark’s involvement in the crime begin to crumble after Sheriff Joe and his colleague Ed receive unexpected revelations. Despite the fact that Miss Clark is notoriously elusive, Joe uncovers reliable testimonies that place her far from the scene of the crime. Jumpin’, who runs a marina in the area, provides a key piece of…
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236.5 K • Ongoing
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The Scar, set during the winter of 1968, introduces a transformative moment in Kya’s life when she is startled by the unexpected arrival of a man in a military uniform at her isolated shack. Upon closer inspection, the man is revealed to be Jodie, her long-lost brother, though he is only recognizable by the prominent scar on his face. The scar, a tangible mark of their traumatic past, triggers a whirlwind of emotions and memories for Kya as she is confronted with the reality of their family’s…
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236.5 K • Ongoing
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Search the Shack, set in 1969, opens with Sheriff Joe and Ed arriving at Kya’s isolated shack deep in the marshlands, armed with a search warrant aimed at finding crucial evidence related to Chase’s mysterious death. The scene is painted with a contrast of the natural world that envelops the shack, with the sounds of the marsh and the movement of wildlife creating a peaceful ambiance. However, the gravity of their task looms large as they step into Kya’s world, filled with tension and an undercurrent…
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236.5 K • Ongoing
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