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[cyclonopedia]

A Stasi operative photographs a Central Intelligence Agency operative who is simultaneously photographing him in return. East Germany, 1960s

[secretcinema1]

Tomei Expressway, 1969, Daido Moriyama

[odetopictorialism]

Erwin Blumenfeld • Wet Silk, 1938

[road0flife]

[rafstravmur]

SONYA KYDEEVA, SUMMER 2016, RUSSIA

[whileatsea]

A flower boy at the roadside  (Daqinh Mountain, Inner Mongolia, 1998) from [ The Chinese ] series by Liu Zheng (刘铮) * full feature

[ksheaven]

“Untitled” (Key West), Félix González-Torres, 1992

[nousrose]

Why do people keep repeating the same self-destructive behavior? To answer this question, I would compare the character to a shell. To step out of character is like being born or, more accurately, reborn. The cracking of the shell is equivalent to a confrontation with death. Living in the shell seems to guarantee survival, even if it represents a severe limitation on one's life. To stay in the shell and suffer seems safer than to risk death for freedom and joy. This is not a consciously thought out position.

The Voice of the Body

Alexander Lowen

[nonsensemachine]

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Eino Tulikari, “Voi Jos Ilta Joutuisi” (1993)

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Life is so much easier and so much more enjoyable when you communicate how you feel with people on the spot instead of letting things build up or just not saying anything at all leaving behind a subtle tension that you always feel with them

[mournfulroses]

Sylvia Plath sailing into New York harbour c. 1957. “All I need to do is keep my judgment, sense of balance and philosophic sense of humor, and I’ll be fine, no matter what happens. If character is fate, I sure am adjusting mine under my lucky star.”

[1042]

we return to each other in waves this is how water loves!!!!!!!!

[jubilations]

[comfort-care]

[eddieolson]