Architect

OF THE ARCHIVE

Ianthe J. Duncan-Poole

A person with short hair, wearing earrings and a textured off-shoulder top, looking into the camera.

The Onyx Archive is not a brand.
It is me.

A mirror of my interior world—ever evolving, tender, precise.
It is where my intellect and intuition meet, not in conflict but in quiet choreography.
Here, thought is sensual. Beauty is a framework. And language is ceremony.

I created this space as a way to hold all of me—
The scholar, the curator, the lover, the voice behind the lens.
For years, I lived in borrowed rooms and in-between places.
But this? This is mine.
A digital sanctuary. A place for my work, my memory, my devotion.

This archive is an offering of cosmic intellectualism—
The kind that asks you to slow down, look again, feel deeper.
It gathers essays, voice notes, visual studies, philosophies, and studies on desire—
Each one a fragment of how I’ve come to know myself and the world I’m shaping.

There’s no performance here, only presence.
And presence is everything.