Raised by Revolution

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i want to say something about my art, because some people just talk to me like “wtf your drawings don’t have face” and sometimes i feel like people don’t look at art with opening mind. you have to be sure that your eyes are looking at something new and different every single moment, and you have to be free to think in all the possibilits. i love the human face. we have so many different eyes, and mouths, and so beautiful expressions, but i feel like we lost our sense of feelings when we just look at someone thinking of their beautiful faces. especially when we are in a relationship, and that’s why i like to draw so many couples in love. when their just forget about the face and body and look at your heart, and your mind. you all are beautiful, but when we realize that our soul is more beautiful, our lives turn into magic. i can’t explain how do you have to feel when you look at my drawings, but i wish you see your friends, your family, your boyfriend or girlfriend, with your heart and not just with your eyes. we have history, we have feelings, we don’t have just a face. think about it. ig: poeticamenteflor

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By Sina Pezeshk

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Yesterday is just a number. All of its winters avalanche out of sight. What was, is gone.

Anne Sexton, from The Complete Poems: “[The Division of Parts,]” (via gaugua)

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Janis Joplin, Woodstock

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Dresden by saminspeer on Flickr.

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Rachel Ruysch, “Still-Life with Bouquet of Flowers and Plums”, 1704,

Still Life with Flowers and Fruit by Rachael Ruysch (1703)

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And I don’t feel well oh, couldn’t you tell, from the way I touch my face? My thoughts are low And I cannot grow In this small space.

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Janine Jansen performing Szymanowski’s Violin Concerto no. 1

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