I love you Sabrina Smith, your mind, your art, your writing, your elegance… I can go on forever. Bravo to this celebratory phase of YOU! We’ll cheer to that in Oaxaca ❤️🔥
First of all, we missed u! I hope you’re recovering… Sabrina Smith! Nice to meet u ;)
Your essay on anonymity made me think about the small ways I choose to be anonymous even during my day. Or even when choosing an anonymous name to post on substack under ;)
But as Joseph Campbell would point out , we all wear numerous masks of identity in our lives. So “anonymous” is as valid as any other.
Thank you Jolene! That title came to me in a flash ⚡️ (the essay…took a bit more ;) I learned so much in the process of researching these artists! It was helpful to know the various reasons why artists choose anonymity and the freedom and limitations it offers.
So fascinating reading about all of these artists. And I am very supportive of writing under your name ❤️ here’s to a little less anonymity and a little more celebration of all your good work!
Hi! This is my first time here. Today, I heard Winnicott's quote on an episode of the Off The Grid Podcast. I just wanted to share it because I love the synchronicity and I look forward to reading your words. Cheers!
That internal struggle between wanting to be seen and the safety of staying hidden is something a lot of us deal with, especially when we've spent so long behind the scenes, helping others shine. Stepping out like this is a huge deal, and while it may seem subtle to the outside, I know it’s a meaningful internal shift. Thank you for sharing this, Sabrina!
I love you Sabrina Smith, your mind, your art, your writing, your elegance… I can go on forever. Bravo to this celebratory phase of YOU! We’ll cheer to that in Oaxaca ❤️🔥
Awww Varenka 🥹 this message made my heart swell 💗 can’t wait to cheer some mezcal with you in a few days!! 🥂 love you!! 😘
First of all, we missed u! I hope you’re recovering… Sabrina Smith! Nice to meet u ;)
Your essay on anonymity made me think about the small ways I choose to be anonymous even during my day. Or even when choosing an anonymous name to post on substack under ;)
But as Joseph Campbell would point out , we all wear numerous masks of identity in our lives. So “anonymous” is as valid as any other.
Thank you! Oh Joseph Campbell and all his wisdom… I’m ready to shed my mask 😉
Brilliant! All of this was food and medicine for me today, Sabrina! Thank you!
I’m so glad to hear that Alice! I love when words can become “food and medicine” 🌱
This title! Loved reading about everyone, so interesting — and here’s to you, Sabrina Y. Smith! xx
Thank you Jolene! That title came to me in a flash ⚡️ (the essay…took a bit more ;) I learned so much in the process of researching these artists! It was helpful to know the various reasons why artists choose anonymity and the freedom and limitations it offers.
So fascinating reading about all of these artists. And I am very supportive of writing under your name ❤️ here’s to a little less anonymity and a little more celebration of all your good work!
Thank you so much Anna! Having supportive friends and writers like you really offers wind to my sails ⛵️
Hi! This is my first time here. Today, I heard Winnicott's quote on an episode of the Off The Grid Podcast. I just wanted to share it because I love the synchronicity and I look forward to reading your words. Cheers!
And welcome to this sensory space - glad you’re here! 😊
Thank you! Nice to be here.
Ooo I love this kind of synchronicity!! That Winnicott quote really beautifully sums it up.
That internal struggle between wanting to be seen and the safety of staying hidden is something a lot of us deal with, especially when we've spent so long behind the scenes, helping others shine. Stepping out like this is a huge deal, and while it may seem subtle to the outside, I know it’s a meaningful internal shift. Thank you for sharing this, Sabrina!
I’m so glad to hear I’m not alone in this struggle!! And thank you Mo for the encouragement - it means a lot! ☺️