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[whattheguac]

this was almost too aesthetically pleasing to eat 😍

I split an oven roasted sweet potato and stuffed it with grilled corn and guacamole! Topped with a drizzle of balsamic glaze and a salad bed 👌🏻

just another example of how easy, cheap and delicious being vegan can be 🌱

[schwifty-memes]

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[fullyhappyvegan]

[cwote]

you deserve to be happy 

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be proud of your progress :))

[artist-kirchner]

Two Acrobats, 1933, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Size: 85.5x72 cm Medium: oil on canvas

[artist-kokoschka]

Bride of the Wind, 1914, Oskar Kokoschka

Size: 181x220 cm

[expressionism-art]

Standing Female Nude in a Blue Robe, 1913, Egon Schiele

Medium: watercolor on paper

[surrealism-love]

Intermission, 1928, Rene Magritte

Size: 161x114 cm Medium: oil, canvas

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Woman with flower, 1932, Pablo Picasso

Size: 162x130 cm Medium: oil on canvas

[pablopicasso-art]

The mass grave 1945

Pablo Picasso

[cwote]

dont put too much pressure on yourself. everything will be okay.

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[crossconnectmag]

Shaping Air – The Installations of Yasuaki Onishi

Yasuaki Onishi is a Japanese sculptor and installation artist. He uses humble materials to create his lighter than air works that seem to defy gravity. Writing for Rice University Joshua Fischer explains,

Onishi’s preferred materials – inexpensive, plastic painters’ drop cloths and black hot glue sticks – are not precious, and they can be easily purchased and stuffed into luggage or cardboard boxes for shipping without the precautions of fine art handling. Yet under Onishi’s eye and hand, these banal materials were transformed into a monumental, mountainous form that appeared to float in space.  

Find more of Yasuaki Onishi’s work on Instagram.   

Art defies the laws of the natural world all the time – see it on our Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Posted by Lisa.

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