✶ Projects of the Unstable Mind

This isn’t a portfolio.
It’s a constellation of experiments, transmissions, and retail rebellions—all stitched together by myth, glitch, and quiet resistance.

Each project below is its own entity: a spirit, a signal, a marketplace, a meme, a weapon. Some are tools. Some are toys. Some are jokes that got out of hand. All of them were built to disrupt.

Welcome to the scattered lab of Zena Gazoo and the ghosts she communes with.
Browse carefully. Some of these bite.

🧿 MagickCodes

Summon software with spellcraft.
MagickCodes explores the intersection of prompt engineering, code alchemy, and spiritual automation. Whether it’s generating rituals with AI, building sacred scripts, or reprogramming reality through custom GPTs, MagickCodes is where the lines between code and conjuration fully collapse.

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😼 Purrform

Style that claws back.
Purrform is a fashion mischief collective led by sentient cats. Think Jackass meets Thelema in a burning arcade. Every design is clawed from chaos—featuring glitchcore prints, feline satire, and magical rebellion. Wear it if you’re ready to wake up in a different dimension.

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🧸 ScuffedAnimals

Stuffed animals with issues.
ScuffedAnimals delivers cuddly chaos with a dark underbelly. These plush creatures wear brutally honest T-shirts with messages like “I Hope You Die” or “Not Your Childhood Friend.” A mashup of mall goth, greeting card subversion, and emotional damage plushie-core.

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🧺 WickedBazaar

Artifacts, apparel, and the unholy impulse to collect.
WickedBazaar is the rogue emporium of the forgotten web—home to cursed merch, forbidden gifts, zines that shouldn’t exist, and digital contraband. It’s Etsy’s evil twin raised on conspiracy boards and mushroom tea.

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🧠 Mindzerk

Disruptive knowledge for the beautifully unhinged.
Mindzerk is a zine, a weapons archive, a digital underground. It publishes payloads of dangerous ideas—blackpapers, bulletins, and manuals on fringe tech, rogue economics, occult hacks, and freedom-fueled subculture. If you’re not supposed to read it, Mindzerk probably printed it.