Crazed Fruit (Kô Nakahira, 1956)
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Crazed Fruit (Kô Nakahira, 1956)
Charles Ray, Untitled, 1973, printed 1989
Join me or die.
this me seems like an eternity ago
*turns October 1st*
me: ITS MY TIME TO SHINE
me: *rips off flesh*
me: *becomes a skeleton*
“Burning Girls” by Veronica Schanoes is a fascinating dark fantasy novella about a Jewish girl educated by her grandmother as a healer and witch growing up in an increasingly hostile environment in Poland in the late nineteenth century. In addition to the natural danger of destruction by Cossacks, she must deal with a demon plaguing her family.
From this amazing list. I think it deserves highlighting.
Decellularization is the name for a tissue engineering technique which is designed to strip the cells from a donor organ, thus leaving nothing but connective tissue that once held the cells in place. It’s referred to as a “ghost organ” for it’s pale appearance. It can then be reseeded with the patient’s cells. The goal is to render an organ that can be transplanted into a patient without of the tissue being rejected.
looking very different w/ wet hair and zero makeup earlier this year
✿ more hippie/nature/spiritual post here ❀
David Wojnarowicz