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Alex Colville, New Moon, 1980
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Toptyzhka - Fyodor Khitruk (1964)
Margareta Ahlstedt-Willandt
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maybe the basis of the problem comes down to the fact that people are trying to solve, cure, overcome that sense of loneliness instead of sitting with it and getting comfortable, familiar, and okay with it. idk. it’s like intellectualizing your emotion instead of feeling it and treating it like a condition to be managed instead of something humans just feel sometimes because it’s the way it goes, it’s what we do. it’s a feeling like any other, it’s fleeting like any other feeling is fleeting. just take it on for what it is, listen to some leonard cohen or radiohead about it, go on meandering walks about it, stay up at odd hours about it, and eventually, you’ll see it finds out where the door is so it can come and go
Unknown Medicine-emblems [on a medicine charm] Ojibwa The Vanishing Non-Technological World, Native American, North American Indian, Ojibwa ca. 1900 A.D
a lace artwork made by Adelaide V. Hall , a patient at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in Washington, 1917
Photo by Dylan Nardini
Paris Petridis. The Void and the Country |Terrace, Garden City, Cairo. 2010.
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Fruit vendor in Tbilisi waiting for customers. 2005, Martin Roemers.
Miron Białoszewski i Ludmiła Murawska, 1959
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