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calllynx

The shape of love

calllynx

This is on paper btw

infestuous

Wally Dion, Green Star Quilt, 2019 circuit boards, brass wire, copper tube

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I SAW THIS IN THE PORTLAND ART MUSEUM! ITS HUGE!

it shimmers like no gemstones i've ever seen: green as malachite and emerald but shot through with opal, gold, copper. photographs can't do it justice because of how it shines, as well as the way the actual material elements have their own dimensions. you can lean in and study all the fine lines of the circuits or step back and admire how the rearranged whole forms new patterns. it's one of the most beautiful creations i've ever seen.

#this makes me want to bite things in sheer !!!!!!!!#the intertwined history of textiles and computing of it all

oldpaintings

Averil Mary Burleigh (English, 1883–1949)

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Deborah Grice (British, 1974), Safehold, 2025. Oil and phosphorescent pigment on canvas, 18 x 24 cm.

extollingtheeveryday

Maggie Dietz, "November" [ID in alt text]

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All Hallows' Eve

by Czeslaw Milosz tr. Leonard Nathan

In the great silence of my favorite month, October (the red of maples, the bronze of oaks, A clear-yellow leaf here and there on birches), I celebrated the standstill of time.

The vast country of the dead had its beginning everywhere: At the turn of a tree-lined alley, across park lawns. But I did not have to enter, I was not called yet.

Motorboats pulled up on the river bank, paths in pine needles. It was getting dark early, no lights on the other side.

I was going to attend the ball of ghosts and witches. A delegation would appear there in masks and wigs, And dance, unrecognized, in the chorus of the living.