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our beautiful desert home.

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The magic carpet of scorpion weed in Mojave Desert, Utah

Every few years for a few short weeks, this remote section of desert is transformed into a magic carpet of purple. But its beauty is best appreciated in a photo- locals talk of the plants giving off a foul smell like human body odour. Worse still, it’s not called Scorpion Weed for nothing - pick this desert blossom up and you’ll get a very nasty rash.

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We say “It is what it is,” but just what is it, really? No one actually knows.

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Creepy Art in Abandoned Psychiatric Hospitals

For a project entitled “1,000 Shadows,” Brazilian street artist Herbert Baglione invaded abandoned hospital wards in Madrid, Paris and other undisclosed locales to add ghostly shadows to the already eerie buildings.

Spindly, stretched ghosts emerge under doors, float through windows and emerge out of objects’ shadows.

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Creepy Art in Abandoned Psychiatric Hospitals

For a project entitled “1,000 Shadows,” Brazilian street artist Herbert Baglione invaded abandoned hospital wards in Madrid, Paris and other undisclosed locales to add ghostly shadows to the already eerie buildings.

Spindly, stretched ghosts emerge under doors, float through windows and emerge out of objects’ shadows.

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Yayoi Kusama - Life Repetitive Vision, 1998

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Every year, unknowingly, we pass the anniversary of our future death.

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"Weird at last, weird at last. God almighty, weird at last." 

I. [x][x][x][x] / II. [x][x][x][x] / III. [x][x][x][x] / IV. [x][x][x][x] / V. [x][x][x][x]

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Charging the cat

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Khoshekh—

My guess he’s a ancient feline deity stuck in the men’s bathroom for some reason, maybe involving curses, time travels, blood rituals and black magic, or just a studio management pet on the loose leash.