Emji Spero

Emji Spero is an Oakland-based artist exploring the intersections of writing, installation, and performance. Spero serves as an editor at Timeless, Infinite Light and uses found language and erasure to strange the familiar and map the boundaries of collective engagement.

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PINK
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Lithic Press, 2024, 67 pages, $20.00, ISBN 978-1-946583-30-7