Sahand S. Kadir (SaQa)
Sahand S. Kadir (SaQa)

writer / artist / filmmaker

Radio
two former bandmates reconvene after their band's breakup and the death of their drummer – exploring how shared fame can destabilise the foundations a friendship was built on – when there is such a thing as "too late."
Manic Depression
semi-clinical articles navigating the lived experiences and treatment methods of psychiatric conditions – tends to underscore the value of self evaluation and accountability – to accept and analyse oneself is to earn the luxury of movement and growth.
Brontëcore
fragments, ideas, collages, sketches, poems – drawn from and inspired by the poetry of Emily Brontë, Christina Rossetti, Emily Dickinson, John Donne, Anne Sexton, and more lovely lovely artists – reckless format, low quality.
Letters to Nastasya
loveletter/music-review hyrbrids – partly inspired by Prince Lev Myshkin and Nastasya Filippovna's relationship in Fyodor Dostoevsky's The Idiot – demonstrates a love centred on attentiveness rather than possession, through listening to music together, sharing songs, and recommending albums – read oldest post first (on Park Hye Jin) for intended experience.
Art Portfolio
the majority of my digital, graphite, ink and watercolour (, etc.) works.
Old Articles
early music reviews, youth-culture commentary and listicles.