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My heart closes like a nocturnal flower.
Pablo Neruda, from “I Have Gone Marking”, published in “Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair” (via mkkyln)
“You gave me a great desire to love.”
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“The worst loneliness is not to be comfortable with yourself.”
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Mark Twain
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“You have to sink your teeth to my lips, as this blood stains us.”
— Chuck Akot, from Collected Poems, “le pic du désir”
Artist Ellen Jewett’s surreal animal sculptures are a reflection of her extensive background in anthropology, medical illustration, exotic animal care, and surprisingly stop-motion animation. Dream-like and unique, Jewett uses potentially toxic materials, such as paints, glazes and finishes to achieve her desired results. Much like nature, filled with imperfections and lethal traces, Jewett’s goal is to deliver a raw, earthy product: one with fingerprints and other small flaws. You can view more of her contemporary work on her Etsy shop.
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