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“We do what we can to endure.”

A Ghost Story (David Lowery; 2017)

Watch the first trailer.

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LJ Chawech By Nathaniel Dunwell For Boy! Incognito June 2021

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“Mark Adams”, 1985, via press_sf on Instagram.

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Obsessed by this statue I saw today in Le Havre (France) from the Italian sculptor Fabio Viale. The design isn't painted on... The ink is injected inside the marble like a real tattoo. And if I remember correctly what the guide said, it took the artist three weeks to do just that.

How stunning is this

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So I looked this guy up because I wanted to know if he was contemporary or not because I'd heard that no one was really able to work marble in the ways of the 'old masters', but this guy is incredible! He's only 47, and beyond these incredible pigment tattoo sculptures, he's done some wack stuff with marble!

Yes this is marble.

Yes these are marble.

Hey did you guess, this is marble.

This is just a giant dong (made from marble). Titled, 'souvenir David'. 😁

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Fabio Viale // a traditional sculptor who uses marble to create these not so ordinary sculptures which deceive the spectator and tease the e

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You probably think this world is a dream come true. But you’re wrong.

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The microbes inside me are pleased by my yogurt offering. I live another day.

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SKYLER WHITE Breaking Bad | 1.01, Pilot

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Moulin Rouge! (2001) dir. Baz Luhrmann “I first came to Paris one year ago. It was 1899, the summer of love. I knew nothing of the Moulin Rouge, Harold Zidler or Satine. The world had been swept up in the Bohemian Revolution and I had travelled from London to be a part of it. On a hill near Paris, was the village of Montmatre. It was not what my father had said but the center of the Bohemian world. Musicians, painters, writers. They were known as the children of the revolution. Yes, I had come to live a penniless existence. I had come to write about truth, beauty, freedom and at which I believed above all things, love. But there was only one problem, I’ve never been in love!”