René Magritte, La corde sensible, 1960
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René Magritte, La corde sensible, 1960
Alexander Maranov (Russian,b.1962)
Swan
Oil on canvas
Shine for Us - Thomas Broomé , 2013
Swedish, b. 1971 -
Acrylic on canvas, 200 x 150 cm.
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Hiroyuki Sato, from JCA Annual 8 (1989)
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The Grotto of Venus built by Mad King Ludwig II, the perfect place to take a paramour.
Egypt, Cairo, 2001 - View on the Mosque Al Rifai
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from “office furniture (the office book design series)”, 1984.
Nam June Paik Zen for TV, 1963 (1975 version) Manipulated television; black-and-white, silent; 26 3/8 x 19 1/4 x 15 3/4 inches (67 x 49 x 40 cm). Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig, Vienna, Former Hahn Collection. Photo by Manfred Leve
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My PIN number to this day is my second grade best friends birthday. There are people I don’t talk to anymore whose families are still in my prayers. There are shirts I wear to bed from exes of 8 years ago who are married now with kids. And I haven’t found a macaroni salad recipe better than my college boyfriend’s moms’. Our lives are made up of so many people and when people become parts of our lives, some parts remain long after they leave. And in the same exact way, it’s comforting to know there are so many lives you’re still a part of that you have no idea about.
from eat. work. shop. New Japanese Design (2004)