Art Buys Flowers

In Art Buys Flowers, Traxler describes, with varying intensities, the transitions through seasons of life. In his characteristically melancholy, rhythmic lines, he demonstrates a strikingly personal account of universal processes of love, change, and divinity. The rhythm and emotion of Traxler's poetry likely stem from his love of hip-hop music and other art practices blending an authentic mix of urban romanticism. Traxler's work is a powerful resource for those...
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In Art Buys Flowers, Traxler describes, with varying intensities, the transitions through seasons of life. In his characteristically melancholy, rhythmic lines, he demonstrates a strikingly personal account of universal processes of love, change, and divinity. The rhythm and emotion of Traxler's poetry likely stem from his love of hip-hop music and other art practices blending an authentic mix of urban romanticism.

Traxler's work is a powerful resource for those invested in the work of personal transformation, building self-awareness, and deepening their connection with others. What sets this project apart is its rhythmic structure. The pace of the book via intensities and waves leaves readers feeling a substantive heaviness. Traxler's work is intended to be timeless and universal as it comes from a place of authenticity and human experience.