Krystelle Bamford

“A river is a feeling more than a sound. It makes an animal of you, is what I’m saying: you become the constituent parts, no more, no less. Some people may find relief in that but not me.”
― Krystelle Bamford, Idle Grounds

“Forests are really just a repetition of patterns; it’s why people lose their minds in forests and also on oceans. The human brain needs disruption, I think, and that’s why we make things. You could say that an artist, for instance, finds patterns in everything but I think probably what an artist is really there to do is to tear a big hole in the maddening patterns, to create something that is so itself that it repels everything around it. I’m all for artificiality, is what I’m saying. It’s what humans bring to the table.”
― Krystelle Bamford, Idle Grounds