A young woman with blonde hair taking a selfie outside on a cloudy day. She is wearing a black puffer jacket, a patterned fleece, and is holding a black handbag. There is a brick house with a sliding glass door behind her, and in the background, an outdoor patio with string lights and a wooden fence.
Collection of various small, smooth, rounded pebbles of different colors, shapes, and textures arranged in a spiral pattern on a black background.
Collection of various small, smooth, rounded pebbles of different colors, shapes, and textures arranged in a spiral pattern on a black background.

Nicole Slattery is a queer + disabled librarian, artist, writer and professional daydreamer.

You have found her soft and strange space - built to hold contradiction, community, care and creativity- where her art practice and academic library work have been left to intertwine.

Here you’ll find moss drenched shirts alongside her scholarly writing, and speculative library projects beside tender grief-soaked relics.

This space is for those who believe that research is relational, art is information, and soft things can be radical.

MOSS CULT

is an art and clothing practice rooted in soft rebellion, reverence for nature, grief rituals, and the belief that care is sacred.

Nicole created this weird little project to honour the spiral - the non linear paths of grief, healing, disability, rest and the mess of being alive. And as reminder to follow the teachings of moss - softness is powerful, slowness is radical and resistence is sacred work.

The offerings are slow re-made clothing, wearable relics, and moon-soaked affirmations that hold you through your becoming.

Consume the Moss
Collection of various small, smooth, rounded pebbles of different colors, shapes, and textures arranged in a spiral pattern on a black background.