“We’ll call them Home” by SDF https://medium.com/@samueldiazfer/well-call-them-home-f900dd671bb4 Music: “Ellis Island” by Meredith Monk
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“We’ll call them Home” by SDF https://medium.com/@samueldiazfer/well-call-them-home-f900dd671bb4 Music: “Ellis Island” by Meredith Monk
“I was surrounded by so many flowers,” Kusama recalls. “When I looked around, I saw the flowers everywhere. It was this sense of being obliterated by flowers.” “Kusama Infinity”, Heather Lenz (2018)
Film Review: Dawson City: Frozen Time
Film, as this documentary reminds us, was born of an explosive substance. Because the materials used in producing early cinema’s nitrate film stock – which shared some of the same chemical properties of warheads used in the Spanish-American War – were prone to spontaneous combustion, as much as 75% of all silent movies are assumed to have been lost. This is the reason why the discovery of more than 500 discarded film reels on a Canadian demolition site in 1978 was such a staggering find. The cold climate of the Yukon town, Dawson City, helped preserve these early movies for decades after they were used as landfill and forgotten about. For film historians, the Dawson City discovery was truly buried treasure.
Read the full review here.
The language of transcendence is always a volatile thing.
“That was the year before I escaped to the US for the first time on a F-1 foreign student visa. When memory speaks, you tend to recall the way the world still somehow managed to open up for you, how the information river flowed towards you despite the constraints of your world.” -from “Dear Hong Kong: An Elegy for a City” by Xu Xi (at 香港仔茶餐廳 - Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong)
Columbus - Poster
In theaters August 4, 2017 (USA)
Surprising new addition to the neighborhood. (at Hanoi, Vietnam)
🐬 stole my heart. Reminded me of how much I wanted to be a marine biologist when I was a kid. Maybe some day... (at Hanoi, Vietnam)
Noir food shoot (at La Table du Chef Restaurant)
In the belly of the darkest cave system in the world. "Plato said that we are trapped inside a cave and know the world only through the shadows it casts on the wall. The skull is our cave, and mental representations are the shadows." -Steven Pinker, How the Mind Works. #instagood #instalike #instadaily #instatravel #instapicture #travel #traveler #travelbug #travelgram #wanderer #wanderlust #photo #photographer #photooftheday #vietnam #asia (at Tu Lan Caves System)
"The last refuge of the insomniac is a sense of superiority to the sleeping world." (Leonard Cohen) (at Circle K)
Rocking out at the 1st "Reader's and Writer's Festival" in Cambodia in 2015. (at Kampot, Cambodia)
Portrait of an old YMCA friend, activist and thinker on a chance encounter in Norway. (at Oslo, Norway)
Placing bets at a horse track in Arkansas. #memories #photooftheday #lines #photo
Old memories of beautiful friends who are new parents. Time sculpts us into bearers of embodied hope.
Everyday Faces of Angkor Wat
"I realized that searching was my symbol, the emblem of those who go out at night with nothing in mind, the motives of a destroyer of compasses." — Julio Cortázar #switzerland #matterhorn #mountains #snowpeaked #photooftheday #wanderlust #passport #worldtraveler #traveler #penumbra #crepuscule #zermatt
34th St Penn Station 3:30 am #nyc #subway #tiles #wanderer #citylife #nightout #magazine #photooftheday (at 34th Street – Penn Station)