check out my full personal zine archive
(Feel free to print it a bajillion times and plaster the town)
In a world that doesn’t slow down, I believe in creating spaces that do
In fact, I made a guide: it’s a zine!*
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This is where we slow life down with intentional, tactile art-making
Through zines, weavings, textiles, book structures, and assemblages, I share personal projects and techniques that help the days get comfortably longer.
Jessica Maybury is…
an Irish writer from Dublin now based in Belgium, creating poetry and prose that intertwine with my visual art and zine practices, often exploring personal flux, nature, and mental landscapes.
I weave climate activism into my work by integrating environmental concerns like citizen rewilding and ecological shifts into a hyper-local tactile art practice. My work highlights beekeeping as a hands-on response to biodiversity loss, alongside motifs like jellyfish blooms symbolising ocean changes and broader climate impacts.
You can check out & purchase my other work online:
(my personal favourite) poetry & fiction publications
A Perfect 35° - poetry - The Milk House
Medulla of Hair - flash fiction - The Stinging Fly Magazine
Something About the Days Getting Shorter - short fiction - Dr. Hurley’s Snake Oil Cure
Good Night (Got Your Torchlight?) - short fiction, Gods and Monsters of Tomorrow
Displacement - flash fiction - apt literary magazine
Jail - short fiction - Crannóg literary magazine
All about citizen rewilding, a movement that seeks to restore nature by encouraging people to become active stewards of the land and to take part in the conservation of local ecosystems….and why it matters