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Hello! I'm from a fish-shaped country in Europe. Here you will mostly find a weird mix of Hannibal-like horror stuff and cute stuff with animals, plants and attractive actors. I mean I used to be a fandom blog but ALL OF THEM ARE ON BREAK. I also have an art blog!

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"All for you"

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I had a lot of alone time with no brothers or sisters running around, or anything. I would just sit and imagine things, all the time.

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I took this photo a few months ago at the museum booijmans van beuningen in Rotterdam. It’s a painting of Salvador Dali called “a couple with their heads full of clouds” from 1936.

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i didn’t know what to do with the will from last night so i just

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Jackolanterns - Set of 3 // $136

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New song: “Arte și meserii” @ Funk Rock Hotel 11.

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Theater Series | Hiroshi Sugimoto | Socks Studio

Starting in the late 1970s, Hiroshi Sugimoto took pictures of cinemas interiors and drive-ins with the aim of encapsulate the whole lenght of a movie in a single shot. He left the camera shutters open throughout the running of a movie and the glowing screen of the cinemas was left as a trace on each take. A somehow uncanny light resonates in the dark cinema halls. At a further glance, this central light ethereally underlines the rich architectural details of the theater interiors. You might want to confront Sugimoto’s work with Michael Wesely’s, a photographer that uses to take photographs featuringi  3 years long exposures: read “The passing of time“, (on Socks).

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Take my computer away from me

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it’s that time again…

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Helsinki-born photographer Osma Harvilahti is absolutely killing it with his studies in colour, composition and visual abstraction. His images are aestheticised so far to the point that reality takes on an almost sculptural feel.

Osma’s photographs seem familiar, almost as though we have already seen or have taken mental screen shots of these images of every day life - clutter in a lounge room, clothes on a washing line, a plate of fruit. It’s this perfect balance between aesthetic and reality that he has found an almost comforting place for the viewer. 

Enjoy more of Osma’s work on his Tumblr and Instagram.

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