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@-schizophrenic-mind
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sometimes you must write about things in order to let them go
—Eres feo. —HUY PERDÓN OCTAVA MARAVILLA DEL MUNDO, SER DE EXCELENTÍSIMA BELLEZA QUE ESPARCE ESCARCHA CUANDO CAMINA.
Transforming Old Books into New Art
For more lovely literary art, explore the #bookart and #booksculpture hashtags on Instagram.
Marlene Marques (@a_novel_idea_21) spends up to four hours a day folding up and tearing through pages of old novels—but never destroying them. “Book art is about giving books new life,” she says. “Especially in the age of e-readers and e-books, it’s a great way to bring physical novels back into people’s homes.”
Marlene, originally from Portugal and currently living in New Jersey, first started creating book art as a personal pastime in the off-hours from her job as a 911 emergency call dispatcher. Eventually, she started sharing photos of the finished products on Instagram, and selling her work online.
“In the end I think I’m inspired by a love of books, and their smell,” she says. “What better way to recycle them than to re-create them into works of art?”
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So calming
If you have anxiety trying taking deep breaths in sync with this. It’s very relaxing.
For all of you who need this atm
Sólo la felicidad podía venir de la inconsciencia y la locura. -Pío Baroja
I dyed my hair and when I saw the shower, I decided to add some evidence