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Ever Pallas (he/they) is an Art Director, Editor, and Filmmaker living in Oakland whose critical enactment is one of repeatedly examining discourse for false dualities in order to illuminate who benefits from generalized obscurity. As such, Ever centers his politics on how the intersections of transness, BIPOCs, and abledness illuminate pathways for collective liberation, rather than individualized upward mobility. Trained in classical graphic design methods of form and function, such as minimizing the use of orphans and widows and the mathematics of constructing a formal grid, they take great pride in boldly imbuing these methods into striking contemporary arrangements. Through paper sculpture, interactions, and printed media he is a passive inventor of microenvironments for empathetic accountability. Their site specificity involves a process receiving and channeling the intersectional complexity of our human condition into visceral objects and convivial happenings. He is fascinated with the concept of cool as a facet/function of subconscious othering and dismissive supremacy—as such believes art should act in firm opposition to affective detachment and star potential.