Jules of Nature

Game Changer & Make Some Noise
Show & Tell
occasionally subtle
The Bowery Presents
Misplaced Lens Cap
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Sweet Seals For You, Always

Kiana Khansmith
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Not today Justin
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Agnieszka Cioch, “Background”
ink on paper, 2024
something catastrophically sexual about pressing on someone's wound
John Brosio, “Queen of Suburbia” [Preliminary]
oil on canvas, 2020
2008
2006
Spring, 2023
Backrooms stills
familiarity
Everyone is sleeping.
Remember that eerie feeling of being up way too early as a kid? Being alone in a dark and quiet house, unsure if you're actually awake or having a nightmare.
hnweek26: day four - favorite dynamic emerald and oj haywood nope (2022) dir. jordan peele
Walter De Maria, The Lightning Field, Permanent earth sculpture: 400 stainless steel poles arranged in a grid array measuring one mile by one kilometer; average pole height 20 feet 7 inches, pole tips form an even plane, Quemado, New Mexico, 1977. Photograph by John Cliett . © Dia Art Foundation, New York.
Animal Vision. Written and illustrated by George Frederick Mason. 1968.
Léon Spilliaert - Faun by Moonlight (1900)