we are rearranged.

a motion. an inconsistent & enduring thing.

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You Make My World a Better Place to Find (1996-8) by Dario Robleto.

“For the past two years I have been secretly collecting lint, thread, etc., from friends, acquaintances and strangers (for example a piece of lint on someone’s shoulder, a hair hanging on a forearm.) I have connected all this debris into one long thread which I then spooled. From this spool of debris I repaired a blanket, a tiny pair of mittens, sewn buttons back on, repaired tears in clothes and various other things.”

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@ithoughtofyouhere_

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Unknown, home movie, 1950s

[minamata]

josef honzik

[ichbinmascha]

Dog Tag Keychain by Ariel Finch

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greeting card

[williammarksommer]

Wheel of Misfortune 

Nevada

Abandoned West

Hasselblad 500c/m

Kodak Ektar 100iso

[liefst]

Who will come into my kitchen and be hungry for me? A quote from Little Weirds by Jenny Slate engraved in a wooden spoon, 2022. instagram

[graceandgirlhood]

Carmen Marchena

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[vulturechow]

Mary Oliver as photographed by her partner, Molly Malone Cook - 1964

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dyed black tulips + oly rainwater

[moonandwomb]

17th c. posy ring bearing the inscription, “I long to have but blush to crave.”

“Posy rings, their name deriving from the term poesie or poetry, are rings with mottoes or inscriptions on a plain gold band, either in prose or verse. They were customarily exchanged between friends, relatives and lovers, and at betrothals and wedding ceremonies. The secret message was concealed inside the hoop and its content only known to the wearer and giver; it was believed that the ring’s closeness to the skin increased the emotional impact of the inscription. Here the message is poignantly strengthened by the hands holding a heart on the exterior of the band.” – Les Enluminures

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George Nelson and Charles Eames, Communications Primer, 1953