acrylic ink and watercolor on canvas,,,,take me down to where you bury your dead babey
TMBGareOK. The Official They Might Be Giants tumblr
NASA
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
RMH
Not today Justin
Mike Driver

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tannertan36
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occasionally subtle

Love Begins
taylor price
EXPECTATIONS
Cosimo Galluzzi
noise dept.

roma★

pixel skylines

Game Changer & Make Some Noise

oozey mess
seen from France
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seen from Japan
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seen from United Arab Emirates
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seen from Venezuela

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seen from Malaysia
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@lose-your-dreams
acrylic ink and watercolor on canvas,,,,take me down to where you bury your dead babey
The originator. Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes. RIP Beautiful
Palestine solidarity stickers seen in Osaka, Japan
obsessed with this guy
Article here
children’s dreams / al-yarmouk, palestinian refugee camp in damascus, syria
little palestine; diary of a siege (2021) dir. abdallah al khatib
[A bunch of movies stills showing children around eight years old in front of wasted building. Each is saying a dream of theirs.
1- “I dream of seeing my mother and eating bread”
2- “I dream of all the detainees being released.”
3- “I dream of my brother coming back to life”
4- “I dream of my father returning.”
5- “I dream of eating shawarma” / “I dream of eating sugar”
6- “I dream of breaking the siege.”
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children’s dreams / al-yarmouk, palestinian refugee camp in damascus, syria
little palestine; diary of a siege (2021) dir. abdallah al khatib
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natrenelle by raoúl alejandre
Fangophilia Taro: Full Arm Armor (2013)
John Sloan - Green's Cats (1900)
Issy Wood (American, 1993), The Asp in Clasp, 2018-19. Oil on linen, 39½ x 55 in.
Via poppyupdate on twitter
Lygia Clark, from Structuring the Self, 1970s