Kants Exhibition

General Interests

• Writing stories and overthinking everything.
• Binging early 2000s emo anthems.
• Pixel art and glitch aesthetics.
• Spending hours customizing SpaceHey profiles.
• Rewatching "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" for the 100th time.
• Long walks fueled by existential dread.

Music

• Electronic beats that make me feel like I'm in a Berlin warehouse rave.
• 2000s emo anthems I'll never outgrow.
• Some indie stuff because I'm pretending to be cultured.
• Tekno because I love the chaos and my cat approves.

Check out my cat's Tekno playlist on Spotify:

Movies

• Anything directed by the Coen Brothers because chaos is my love language.
• Nanni Moretti films because I enjoy existential crises with a side of irony.
• Woody Allen classics (yes, I know, don't judge).
• Spike Lee joints that make me question everything about the world.
• Early 2000s indie Italian cinema because nostalgia hits hard.
• Movies that make me feel "intellectual," even when I fall asleep halfway through.

Television

• Scrubs: because I love laughing at existential crises (and crying a bit too).
• The Handmaid's Tale: because dystopian futures are my thing.
• Russian Doll: because who doesn't love a good time loop existential crisis?
• 🏳️‍🌈 Anything queer-friendly like Orange is the New Black, because representation matters (and drama is fun).
• Random indie series no one has heard of, so I can recommend them and feel superior.
• Basically, anything that makes me laugh, cry, or both at the same time.

Books

• My Year of Rest and Relaxation: because who doesn’t want to sleep through life?
• Mandíbula: for that dark, raw energy that makes you question reality.
• The Neapolitan Novels: because I love intense, complicated friendships.
• Books by Isabella Santacroce: unapologetically raw and chaotic.
• David Foster Wallace: for infinite inspiration (and equally infinite sentences).
• Mark Fisher: when I want my existential crises to feel academically validated.

Heroes

• David Bowie (because obviously).
• My cat, for reminding me to embrace chaos daily.
• Anyone who survived their emo phase and came out stronger.
• David Foster Wallace (again, because infinite inspiration).
• The barista who remembers my coffee order—it’s practically a superpower.
• Characters in dystopian novels for handling the drama better than I could.