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Color Me Curious

oozey mess

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RMH
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
ojovivo

Product Placement
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open

if i look back, i am lost
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Fai_Ryy
occasionally subtle
Claire Keane
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EXPECTATIONS
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
The Stonewall Inn
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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‘Cages’ By Iranian artist Afruz Amighi.
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“I still remember the word—mulher—and how it sounds when you say it. The soft uvular purr at the end says private, it says verily, verily, handle with care.
“You hear the purr—halfway to a moan—in Rio, in Salvador, in Fortaleza. You hear traces of it in Belo Horizonte and Betim, the cities I orbited for two long years. The tongue rises up just so in the back of the throat and a thin sheath of vibrating air pushes out. That final lher, that purr. It says desire.
“The purr stretches back in time from the Latin mulier to the conquering Portuguese, who overran the wide green continent of Brazil. The Portuguese brought God, who is dead now, and mulher, who is very much alive.
“I remember how I looked at mulheres without looking at them. They walked by trailing stares and turned heads—a comet’s tail of lust and wonder and gratitude, and despair for the injustice of the world.
“I never turned my own head, but I noticed them coming: my head down-tilted, my eyes up. I noticed them. Their legs descending from minishorts to Havaianas. Their breasts in relief against tight-fitting tops. Their eyes regarding me frankly, openly.
“‘Sing a hymn, Elder McLeod,’ Passos said more than once.
“‘I’m supposed to walk around blind?’ I said.
“‘If thine eye offend thee …’”
—Ryan McIlvain, from “Keep It Bible” Art Credit Jake Wood Evans.
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Art Arcadion / Chris Precht
Bio-light…light fixture that runs on bacteria.
Pouring Light by Caleb Charland.
Caleb has his first solo show, Fathom and Fray, at the Michael Mazzeo gallery in New York. I love this guy’s work and I’m going to post a couple of his photos this week for your visual and mental pleasure.
New work by Lee Jeong Lok - O2 in Nabi 2015 VIA
Breathing Cloud by Dorette Sturm
LIGHT & SPACE INSTALLATIONS BY CARLO BERNARDINI
Italian artist Carlo Bernardini plays with light and space to create his impressive installations.
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