I’m Markham Strozier. I‘m an internet archeologist, I write, make visual work, and collect fragments where memory, privacy, technology, humor, and signal loss start to overlap.

This site is a working surface: part notebook, part archive, part transmission.


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“ um… yes. hi. we’re here for the populist uprising. we were told there’d be a populist uprising here today.”

Mixed media on paper
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calculus

Rockin a bunch of kidney stones earlier this month.
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Liberty Tavern’s Floor

Liberty Tavern’s Floor
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Retail, 1976

The new Macon Mall had just opened. It was the largest mall in the southeast, largest spectacle in my world and it was a mile and a half from my house. It was unlike anything I had ever seen. The sights, the smells and the bustle. It was all action. It was cocaine for an eleven year old.
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post no bills

post no bills
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Fallout

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simma down, bitch.

simma down, bitch.
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wallflower

wallflower
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Title: id="q3c6kx" [as Is condition]

Title: id="q3c6kx" [as Is condition]
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and if it gets this deep…

and if it gets this deep…
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here boo boo, sit.

here boo boo, sit.
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Romance Hole

I didn’t name this one. It named itself. It started with sheet music adhered to board, then buried under black and white acrylic, gesso, scraping, more gesso. The notation kept disappearing until it became less like music and more like the ghost of a system that used to tell someone what to do. I scored into the...
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chains thence | but in my heart

“chains thence | but in my heart” 20”x11” mixed media
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Sand for grave

“Sand for Grave” — mixed media collage on panel, 2026. Incorporates an 1888 land bond from the Panola Land and Improvement Company, Muscogee County, Georgia, with antique banking ledger, counter check, gesso, house paint, and asemic writing. Found document art exploring themes of erasure, signal loss, land speculation,...
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“He made a better first impression.”

This is part of the Letters from the Futures series.
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