Something important
Often when she cried or wanted to sleep, I would go in her mouth. She’d sometimes play with me.
They were trying to carry the stroller over the footbridge. I was still in her hands. Then for a moment she got distracted by the colorful things the street vendor had arranged on the pavement. She dropped me. I was still covered with a little bit of her saliva. Then dirt stuck to me too. I stayed there under the stairs, watching the feet of the passersby’s.
They were trying to carry the stroller over the footbridge. I was still in her hands. Then for a moment she got distracted by the colorful things the street vendor had arranged on the pavement. She dropped me. I was still covered with a little bit of her saliva. Then dirt stuck to me too. I stayed there under the stairs, watching the feet of the passersby’s.
Something important, Mixed media, 12 x 15 x 12 cm, 2016