Barbara and Michael Leisgen - Mimesis, 1972-73
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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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Barbara and Michael Leisgen - Mimesis, 1972-73
“Don’t worry. The night won’t frighten me and the cold won’t drive me away. There is no winter as cold as my winter, no night as deep as my night. I myself freeze the wind. I myself darken the sky.”
— Dulce María Loynaz
Mariko Mori – Miko no Inori / The Shaman Girl’s Prayer (1998) Physical Release, Limited Edition of 100 Egg-shaped VHS Case
from the art institute of chicago:
Mariko Mori creates multimedia work that conceives of art, technology, and Buddhist spirituality as interconnected, unifying forces. In the 1990s she turned to fashion and science fiction as pop-cultural models to produce unsettling, high-gloss dreamscapes.
Staged in Osaka’s Kansai International Airport, the video Miko No Inori (The Shaman-Girl’s Prayer) presents a calming but otherworldly vision. Mori stars as an extraterrestrial character: outfitted in a white, iridescent costume and wearing reflective, icy-blue contact lenses, she turns a crystal ball as if conjuring the future or caressing the object of her affection. A recording of the artist singing a haunting Japanese song (“The word is melting; the word is melting, becoming one”) plays in the background.
In this work, Mori is not only an extraterrestrial, but also a shaman—a person who acts as an intermediary between the earthly and spiritual realms.
― Mieko Kawakami, Heaven
balenciaga | spring 2006
Gemma Ward in Alexander McQueen - ‘Altered States’, by Nick Knight
rinjani, hayati, and nada by ikmal awfar cr. by astrid chu
1001 Grams (2014)
the woman you’re becoming will cost you people, relationships, spaces, and material things. choose her over everything.
Felt Bags by Atsuko Sasaki
Vintage Handbags modified with crochet “mold” by Elin Thomas
A Girl at the Window, Godfried Schalcken (1643—1706)