SYNCHRONIZED CHAOS.

 My name is Julia Burton. I’m 21. I started writing in middle school, when encouraged by a teacher who thought that I wrote well. I am from Lexington, Kentucky. I am also an artist, but am a student and still learning. I am looking for a publisher to publish my work, I am open to […]

From an email conversation with Jaylan Salah on life, inspiration, and writing: …Being a woman who writes in Egypt isn’t a very easy task, usually you get laughed at or even considered impolite just because you are a woman & some will start calling you a freak but tell you what, this was exactly what […]

From an e-mail conversation with Emily: …My chemical engineering background has certainly affected my work. For instance, chemistry and mesothermodynamics classes showed me that despite how still and stable objects appear to the naked eye, they move constantly at a molecular level, guided by invisible fluctuations in energy.  Impressed by this, I decided to make […]

  Random gentleman I met at a MUNI stop in San Francisco who let me know he was a poet seeking publication when I asked for directions. He goes by Catvonhaufecooper and can be reached at 415-331-1461. Said he’d found that when he stopped pushing things and simply looked around him for opportunities, that the […]

Hello. I’m S. Korhonen, known as Anáryawe, far too young to be taken seriously, and from Finland. Currently I do images, working with non-digital equipment. For me making art is more about the process than the result – for me it’s  leaping into the general mishmash of everything a.ka. into the chaos, and trying to discover and figure out some […]

  First of a regular series, this interview spotlights a group or individual which people with Synchronized Chaos find interesting for some reason. People bringing about positive change in their communities, people innovating something new in some field of human experience, people with a compelling story. This month we focus on the Virunga Artisans, an […]

Michelle Meijs combines traditional and digital media. She creates the initial drawings with pencil on paper and the circulism shading technique, then the image is scanned and replicated with a graphics pen & tablet. She has no formal art training, so is self-taught and learns through trial & error. At the moment, she’s exploring other media such as watercolors and gauche, and will take her […]

  Sparkle by Inez Romanescu     Eyes of desire Radiating love so strong It tans my skin Warms chilled bones Too selfish of me To keep for myself   A flowerless man Rejected and declined Tries to capture Food and comfort Ultimately to find Joy in that look   Men lit by monitors Feeds […]

We’ve received a great variety of submissions so far and have nearly 12-15 artists’ work to include in the August issue. Thanks to everyone who has submitted or contributed in any other way – and we accept submissions at any time to my email address, cedeptula@sbcglobal.net for this or upcoming issues. Many of our artists sell […]