Joachim Mizrahi
Bio
Artist. Writer. Book hermit.
Stories (14/0)
Zarathustra
"Good morning, good morning and welcome to the Break Room! I’m your handsome coworker at the water cooler, Lionel Fern. You know, they say no one can hear you scream in the vacuum of space. Well, our next guest here in The Breakroom is giving us a holler from the stars! A man who wears many hats topped off with a space helmet. Ladies and gentlemen, the man who took us to the Red Planet: Malik Rashid!"
By Joachim Mizrahi 26 days ago in Horror
ISHII731
Ito and Inspector Tokugawa sat in the office of police commissioner Botan. They’d given him all their findings in a report detailing the podcasters picking up three women from Kabukicho and bringing them to a village. The report also detailed how they tracked down the captain of a yacht who dropped the party off on the shore of the island. When they questioned him, the captain said the Americans paid him twice the going rate to sit and wait for their return. He’d wait for an entire day before phoning them. They never answered and never returned.
By Joachim Mizrahi 3 months ago in Horror
- Top Story - December 2023
- Top Story - July 2022
How I got Whitelisted for a super rare NFT
Eleven months ago I published an article entitled Till Death We Do Art featuring a famous LA-based artist named Mcflyy. In the article, I talked about Mcflyy's unique style of blending 90s anime sauce with current-gen aesthetics. This style of harkening back to the past is what brought him his fame in the art community and led him to work with big names like Chris Brown, Meg Thee Stallion, and even the NBA! But just like any real artist, your art must grow and draw upon the future. Mcflyy does just that by releasing his latest work in NFTs.
By Joachim Mizrahi 2 years ago in The Chain
Iron Scales
His feet ached. Isaac and about a dozen others like him had trekked from Lafayette, Louisiana to the borders of Texas. Three hundred miles on foot; barefoot. They were accompanied by four overseers over the course of five days, occasionally being tossed an apple along the way to keep their energy up.
By Joachim Mizrahi 3 years ago in Fiction
Merlot Rouge
Two hours had passed and not a single person entered. The building I rented was right on the corner a few blocks away from the French Quarter. Stragglers passed by, but they didn't seem too interested in any art. "Philistines." I joked to myself. I was also awaiting a girl I'd been seeing for a few months. I'd sent a follow-up text to check if she would still come. No response. I later find her on Locale (a social app dedicated to your location at all times) at an event across town somewhere. Oh, well.
By Joachim Mizrahi 3 years ago in Humans
Paint the Town
It began like any other Saturday night. I was curled up on the sofa watching documentaries, sending texts back and forward with my old college roommate Sherry in Akron. She often told me that I needed to get out and explore this new city. Tonight, she was particularly pushy.
By Joachim Mizrahi 3 years ago in Humans
- Second Place in Black in Business Challenge
Till Death We Do ArtSecond Place in Black in Business Challenge
Black artists are often celebrated in their communities. From the depictions of ebonies giving birth to green earth, to the brush strokes closely emulating the bush that is our hair. These spiritual paintings are a hit and deserve praise for mirroring the beauty that is black. But not all artist adopt this style of painting but use different methods that sometimes are called "wack"
By Joachim Mizrahi 3 years ago in Geeks