Isabella Greenwood is a London-based writer focusing primarily on the intersection between visual media, art, feminism, modern day practises, cultish obsessions, and, the occult, witchcraft, paganism and mythology – challenging deeply rooted cultural categories of the illusory and the real, whilst also exploring folkloric epistemologies within a cultural climate of alienation. As well as being resident astrologer for arts and culture magazine The Toe Rag, she has also written on topics ranging from necromancy, chaos magick, astral projection, pagan sabbats and the ethics of witchcraft and spellcasting for Cosmopolitan and Dazed.
Dear diary: why are we so obsessed with recording our private thoughts?
Waxification: artists are fixated on embalming, death and decay
Forgive us, Father, for we have sinned
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