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Mark Rothko, Dark Grey Tone on Maroon, 1963
© Kate Rothko Prizel and Christopher Rothko
John Coplans
i need to be near water
i am in fact NOT being very brave about it and will whine and complain until i die. As is my right
/ Adolphe Sylvain, 1960
my university campus is so peaceful and quiet during the summer
what do you mean i'm not important? or that you're not important? the other day i stood and watched a tree all full of flowers shivering in the morning wind. i was the only one around. who else would have watched it dance? who else but you will notice the way the sun is slanting through your windows? how the rain scoops over your roof? the most important thing is to just exist, you see. by observing the world, we celebrate alongside it.
Old cottage built into the canyon wall. Monticello, Utah.
“On the whole, I talk to no one. I concentrate on the way the light would strike filled Mason jars on a kitchen windowsill. I lie here in the sunlight, watch the hummingbird.”
— Joan Didion, from Play It As It Lays (via firstfullmoon)
Bernd and Hilla Becher. Herborn, 1988.