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The Sky Turned Pink and Called Me Home

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Description

In this hallucinatory desert liturgy, chrome folds into clouds, altars glitch under neon, and the sacred is rendered soft — swollen with memory and lust. The Sky Turned Pink and Called Me Home is a devotional hallucination: part vision, part memory, part dreamscape archive of a queer cowboy who never got to exist — until now. This piece emerges from a broader study in speculative identity, where the aesthetics of the cowboy, the church, and the machine melt into one another. It draws from AI hallucinations of masculinity, borrowed relics of Catholic architecture, and erotic fragments of queer Americana — stitched together into something soft, sacred, and unstable. The cowboy becomes an apparition here: not a man, but a texture, a glitch, a site of impossible return. The work borrows from José Esteban Muñoz’s notion of utopia as a longing, a gesture toward a place not yet here. The chrome bodies and pink-lit chapels flicker as queer time collapses — past, future, and fantasy all leaking through the same glittering wound. This is not nostalgia. It’s a haunting. A return. A call home.

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Token

Contract: KT1XaC...kj1E
Token ID: 11002

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