Table made of resin and travertine marble.

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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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Misplaced Lens Cap
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Table made of resin and travertine marble.
spectral sunset
by pureblindingcolour
An 80,000 tile mural inside a pedestrian tunnel in Amsterdam.
Night view of Paris - Jan Szancenbach , 1997
Polish, 1928-1998
Oil on canvas
Lesbian Strength march, London, 1983
For @sixpenceee
Here’s a real human skull that belonged to my grandfather. I mean it’s obviously not my grandfather’s skull (the one he had in his own flesh cage), he presumably got it from med school. After he passed away, the skull just layed around in my grandmother’s home. I adopted him, and since the top of his head is removable, I gave him a nice antithetic living perm.
Life after death.
I want all my flower pots to he human skulls tbh
Don’t worry. I am #happy
“Let’s say if there’s one statue at the plaza of a hero who helped or protected our country, there are hundreds of thousands of individuals who helped him and worked with him, and there’s no recognition for them. So in my sculpture, ‘Public Figures,’ I had around six hundred small figures, twelve inches high, six different shapes, both male and female, of different ethnicities.“
- Do-Ho Suh
Glacier National Park - Montana - USA (by Dave Hensley)
Giant Lily Pad (Amazon River)
The leaves of Victoria amazonica are so strong that they can support the weight of a human.
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90s Floral Cap from EvrgreenEclectic
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