a ruin in progress
come in. sit down. just look at all this room.
This is not my name dot com. This space is an invitation. The projects housed here are the fruits of intense & playful collaboration with many folks across various modes / methods / channels of making & they are almost always ongoing.
I invite you to browse the links at the top of this page which have been loosely categorized into text / audio / image / etc.
You can also view more expansive projects such as Poem For You or [Ruins.In.Progress.] & feel welcome to say hi here.
Welcome warm
always & all ways
—C. (Constantine Jones).
***Please note that, because of the deliberate formatting of the works within, stories & noise is best viewed on a desktop whenever possible. All header photos & Polaroids within were taken by me unless expressly noted otherwise.***
most recently
Why does this collective answer questions with more questions?
This year, WWHIVDD was awarded a fellowship with A Blade of Grass along with Wild Path and Great Leap—two other very special collectives doing difficult & important work. As a culmination of the processing process, we were offered the opportunity to contribute to Landscapes, ABoG’s online journal.
For my part, I offered a brief introduction to us as a collective, as well as my own answer (in the form of a series of questions) to a series of questions we were asking ourselves. My introduction & responses are pasted below, though I invite you to read the collective’s entire response here.
upcoming
Coinciding with Nation Poetry Month and the Love & Fury exhibition on view at Poster House March 13-Sept. 6 2026, this workshop led by Eleanor Kipping and C. (Constantine Jones) invites participants to engage with the exhibit through the consideration of “layers”—asking questions around the intersecting layers of the AIDS Epidemic in New York City and how it was and continues to be visually presented, mapped, talked about within communities impacted by HIV/AIDS. Participants will engage through discussion, writing, and observation. All are welcome - regardless of knowledge or relationship to HIV/AIDS.