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my magnum opus
shoes at Comme des Garcons Spring/Summer 1996
Fiona Apple, May 2018
same fiona, same
Spring Cleaning
Grocery shopping.
Fruit pyramid.
Pay. Leave.
Unwrapping a Korean face mask with foolish hopes.
Big Bang theory is strangely appealing in 2018.
Waiting for. For. For. Waiting.
New symptoms: eyes, nose. New things. Waiting.
My mom writes amazing groceries lists.
The new Klorane shampoo is so nice. Hair feels fresh and sleek, like 90s Versace runway supermodels.
90s drum ‘n’ bass sounds strangely refined in 2018.
Pretty good at confrontation these days. It’s a new characteristic that I’m not fully aware of still. It feels uncomfortable, like when you spill tea in your bed and there’s this huge wet spot you keep avoiding all night.
Talking is difficult and again I feel like I’m turning into someone else. Spring is violent. It hurts, it aches. It pushes everything dead away with eccentric blossoming. Like in Disney’s films.
Shedding and peeling pieces of things I no longer am, making room for others.
“ Afternoon” by Woshibai
Christmas/New Year cards (edited) - L. Prang & Co. - 1884 - via NYPL
Im serious too not this year damn it
Fiona Apple // Sleep to Dream, 1996
Jim Shaw (American, b. 1952), The Ties that Bind, 2017. Acrylic on muslin, 56 x 48 in.
Ilya Kabakov (Russian, b. 1933), Holidays No. 6, 1987. Oil, collage and mixed media on masonite in artist’s frame, 100 x 140 cm.
via grundoonmgnx
Gärten by Ernst Baumann landscape architect from Thalwil, Switzerland
via “Bauen + Wohnen”, 1-5 (1947-49)
Geode Puzzle for New York Magazine