Mora

Mora

Everybody is a book of blood; wherever we’re opened, we’re red.
— Clive Barker

Mora is a digital photo-based collage created utilizing these historical sources:

(A moroi is a type of vampire or ghost in Romanian folklore—the origins of the word are unknown but may have come from the old Slavonic word, mora, meaning nightmare.)

Kaloma by Pastime Novelty Company. Photograph. 1914
(Often wrongly believed to be Josephine Earp, Wyatt Earp’s wife; aside from the first name of Kaloma, the identity of this woman is not truly known.)

Parliament Buildings in Wellington, New Zealand following the fire in December 1907 by Fred Brockett. Photograph. 1907

Study of a Vampire Bat by Samuel Howitt. Watercolor and graphite. Late 18th century (exact year unknown).

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