I’m RC--Roman Casper, Roman, gmo human, rc wallfisch, roro, romie, whatever, really. I write poetry and essay and short screenplays. I make music, and short videos, and sculptures, and these new digital pieces that are basically databent scans of handwritten poems & sketches. I’m interested in how to take writing to new places (& get new people to enjoy reading), and have umbrella dreams about comfort in public spaces, education equity, and big, big images.

Mirror is a great tool for web3 creators, but I’d like to focus on it more as a web3 tool for (all) creators, if that inversion makes sense. I see so much stuff for web3-native people on here, so far. Articles about DeFi and smart contract innovations, market trend analysis, etc; I’ll be using Mirror in a way that (hopefully) isn’t bounded by that audience. Sharing general notes about what I’m working on, migrating poems and other texts over here just to have a place for them to be… things like that.

A lot of my new work is being made in the digital, and I’m preparing my first Foundation mints; I’m not saying that I’m coming to Mirror as someone from outside the web3 community. I just want to help widen the applications of all these novel tools and bring something new to the table. In my eyes, nobody has successfully brought poetry and NFTs together with integrity. There hasn’t been anything like a DAO that runs an IRL community garden. This is where my head is at.

I’ll be copying some stuff that’s already on my website (romancasper.nyc) over here in the next few days, including an essay or two, videos from my youtube, and some curated collections I’ve put together for the Arthur Art+Data platform. I hope you’ll stick around for the ride, the road building itself out in front.

I’m RC--Roman Casper, Roman, gmo human, rc wallfisch, roro, romie, whatever, really. I write poetry and essay and short screenplays. I make music, and short videos, and sculptures, and these new digital pieces that are basically databent scans of handwritten poems & sketches. I’m interested in how to take writing to new places (& get new people to enjoy reading), and have umbrella dreams about comfort in public spaces, education equity, and big, big images.

Mirror is a great tool for web3 creators, but I’d like to focus on it more as a web3 tool for (all) creators, if that inversion makes sense. I see so much stuff for web3-native people on here, so far. Articles about DeFi and smart contract innovations, market trend analysis, etc; I’ll be using Mirror in a way that (hopefully) isn’t bounded by that audience. Sharing general notes about what I’m working on, migrating poems and other texts over here just to have a place for them to be… things like that.

A lot of my new work is being made in the digital, and I’m preparing my first Foundation mints; I’m not saying that I’m coming to Mirror as someone from outside the web3 community. I just want to help widen the applications of all these novel tools and bring something new to the table. In my eyes, nobody has successfully brought poetry and NFTs together with integrity. There hasn’t been anything like a DAO that runs an IRL community garden. This is where my head is at.

I’ll be copying some stuff that’s already on my website (romancasper.nyc) over here in the next few days, including an essay or two, videos from my youtube, and some curated collections I’ve put together for the Arthur Art+Data platform. I hope you’ll stick around for the ride, the road building itself out in front.