life is in you

[wgm-beautiful-world]

[brokenmusicboxwolfe]

[miamaimania]

Giorgia Florio ⊥ French Foreign Legion, Corsica (1995)

[atlasofforms]

Vietnam, 2023

[casadabiqueira]

Basket of Light

Flor Garduño, 1989

[heartpeacenquiet]

[thephotoregistry]

Long Island City, New York, 1969

Erich Hartmann

[sesiondemadrugada]

Beth Moon.

[explore-blog]

When the American government set out to erase indigenous culture, one woman set out to save tribal music, traveling far and wide with her cylinder phonograph, trousers, and bow tie. This is her story.

[paolo-streito-1264]

Paul Cupido.

[thephotoregistry]

Katrine Noer

[mirrorsinner]

[mirrorsinner]

[gottastim]

wnomps on ig

[tierras]

abadi hair accessory crafted by züchi

[mybeingthere]

Born in California in 1956, Fred Tomaselli is well-known for incorporating real drugs into his paintings. Beginning in the early 90’s, he encased real pills (both over-the-counter and “psychoactive”) and other materials within thick layers of clear resin to create colorful kaleidoscopic collages.

Recently, Tomaselli has dropped the pills (though hemp leaves often remain) in exchange for a new type of “buzz”: the onslaught of media headlines. 

Preserved in thick resin, fragments of The New York Times jump out as partial sparks of recognition or blur together in an overwhelming hum of never-ending chatter. Text swirls like a violent wind, pierces through clouds like sun rays or spirals like a hypnosis device.

https://design-milk.com/media-buzz-new-paintings-by-fred…/

https://www.artworksforchange.org/portfolio/fred-tomaselli/

[unsubconscious]

Adolph Menzel (German, 1815-1905) Studio Wall, 1872 Oil on canvas, 111 cm × 79.3 cm