STILL HERE | The Full Story
Some stories run deeper. This is one of them.
Still Here was born from loss, struggle, and quiet resilience. A tribute to Kulo — a brother, a father, a friend, and an artist who kept creating and loving, even when the world got too loud to hear him.
Art, tattoos, laughter, and vulnerability were his armor. He gave what he had: his last cigarette, his favorite jacket, his unfiltered self. His kids were his world. He kept going for them, even through the chaos.
KULO
Kulo lives on in the zombie image at the heart of Still Here. Half alive, half gone, he represents what it feels like to move through pain and loss while holding on to your humanity.
The scars, the laughter, the messy, imperfect moments. All of it belongs. A reminder that there’s room for life, even alongside everything you carry.
His story isn’t finished. And neither is yours.
TRUTH
Kulo’s life was full of love, art, and struggle. He lived between healing and relapse, creating, loving, and leaving his mark on the people around him.
His death was sudden and violent. It remains unsolved. This isn’t a story about revenge or blame. It’s about honoring his life and carrying forward the love and creativity he left behind.
Still Here holds space for anyone who’s been worn thin, left behind, or pushed to the edge. For those finding their footing, starting over, or simply making it through the day.
PHILOSOPHY
Still Here isn’t about perfection. It’s about finding your way, putting down roots, and making room for light, even when life hurts.
Even when you feel broken, lost, or invisible, you’re still here. And that, in itself, is fucking wonderful.
R.I.P. KULO
1989 - 2020
Gone. Not Forgotten.
THE LAST WORD
Some days,
simply being here
is enough.
No great victory.
No perfect ending.
No need to have it all figured out.
Just this moment.
This breath.
This small, quiet proof
that you made it here.
Even with the grief.
Even with the questions.
Even with so much
still unfinished.
You are still here.
And that is worth celebrating.
— Still Here