[juliaknz]

RENZO PIANO MASION HERMÈS, 2001 Tokyo, Japan

[drumspleasef]

hello i just wanted to say i am the normalest ever aboutt thsi video okay ....,,...,.,,. :333

[skint-andminted]

[plastiboo]

[raveneuse]

Tsuneo Enari, taken from his exhibition, “Japan and its Forgotten War”.

[389]

[yama-bato]

Brooklyn Bridge

Edward Jean Steichen

Date: 1903

[nobrashfestivity]

MOMA Film Library, Works of Calder, 1950

[nobrashfestivity]

Thomas Cooper Gotch. The Lantern Parade. 1918

[maximura]

Closing images from The Strokes' Coachella 2026 show | set to their song Oblivius, which has the lyrics 'What side you standing on?'

[war-photography]

New York, 1983 by Thomas Hoepker

[nobrashfestivity]

Robert E. Peary

AN INUIT MAN WARMS HIS WIFE'S FEET, 1890.

[nobrashfestivity]

Leopold Gould Seyffert Nude with Chinese Background, 1919

[pleoros]

Marco Poloni - Black Hole, from The Majorana Experiment, 2010

[clearpills]

[nobrashfestivity]

Käthe Kollwitz, Pietà, 1903

[portelan]

Slumber was a performance/installation: whenever it was shown, the artist lived in the gallery, weaving during the day and sleeping with an EEG machine recording her Rapid Eye Movement (REM) at night. The REM is an analogue to Antoni’s dreams, and she weaves this pattern into the blanket that covers her bed while she sleeps. In this piece, an uneasy truce exists between contemporary medical technology, ancient myths of weaving and the mysterious world of dreams.