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Ikegami Yoriyuki

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day after day
Ikegami Yoriyuki
field of caraway and lupines in full bloom.
may, 2015
esjan, iceland
stickers are the lingerie of fruit
Life Magazine, April 1910
Hélène Delmaire.
Auguste Rodin - Icarus (1900)
i can’t find a picture but the description of “lachryma vitrea” sounds almost exactly like this weird contraption we’ve got sitting on a shelf at work ostensibly just for decoration - a co-worker even asked about it one day because a customer was inquiring about its purpose and she had no idea but winged it & made up something about it being related to absinthe (not true but fair enough) - tempted to go in tomorrow and tap it in various places to see if it shatters.
i love reading out-of-context bits of prose that make me feel like screaming
“Brittle, glittering things we have loved & despaired of: mica, salt, Dutch tears, integrated circuits, a blue glass kerosene lamp, umber doublure in old books, dream sickles of shade, falciforms pared in the infamous steel-green grass, quips, jacks, cracks, flacons, figures, tacks, you, you, you (mostly you).”
— Rebecca Ariel Porte, “Lachryma Vitrea,” in DIAGRAM, Issue 12.5 (via heteroglossia)
Now’s The Time, 1985, Jean-Michel Basquiat
Medium: pencil, wood