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C. Moss Collective is a dynamic and visionary creative collaboration founded by the poet and feminist activist Kate MacAlister, and the visual artist and protest photographer Moritz V:3rës.

 

This unique collective specializes in the creation of poetry films and visual poems. Their projects are deeply rooted in powerful narratives that explore the themes of intersectional feminism, climate justice, solidarity, and liberation.

 

Above all, every story speaks of love and connection. Through their art, C. Moss Collective seek to inspire and incite rebellion. Their work is a mesmerizing blend of words and visuals that deliver stunning stories with a profound impact.

 

Their visual poetry inspires social justice, giving an approachable and artistic way to engage with complex political matters and the emotions of living in a world entrapped by violence and oppression while slowly dying. Telling unheard or silenced stories is the first act of connection, the first spark of rebellion.

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C. Moss was founded by poet Kate MacAlister & visual artist Moritz V:3rës

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#witchesbelike...burning the patriarchy to the ground #witchesbelike aiding and abetting abortions #witchesbelike volunteering at the RSPCA after a nightshift #witchesbelike...writing poems. 

 

Poems that tell the stories of reproductive justice for womxn’s and queer bodies, the stories of how to save the earth and each other - how to hold hands with other witches in the brutal headlights of a patriarchal, violent world.

 

In #witchesbelike, we attempt to reclaim the term ‘witch’, a word that has been shapeshifting from its very origin. It indicates admiration, a fairytale, a costume or a death sentence - even today. (Federici, 2018) 

In #witchesbelike, witches see and heal the cracks in our broken world full of broken people and trauma-scarred bodies by building communities of resistance while offering kindness and solidarity.

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