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Walking home from work

[dollstar]

Jackie Valadez, 2024

[vampireb4it]

MAISON MARGIELA ARTISANAL 2024 BY JOHN GALLIANO

[7while23]

Raymond Roddick

Bullet Sculpture

[doesntmakeitalright]

Fast food in the 90s/early 2000s

[swimminginthecreek]

[y2kaestheticinstitute]

‘Cyberhelvetia’ - 3deluxe (2002)

“Themed installation with Internet connection for the Swiss Expo.02, in the context of a traditional Swiss swimming baths. Instead of the pool: a glass ashlar with interactive projections. 

The so-called pool was filled with ‘virtual water’, which visitors both on the spot and on the Internet enhanced by adding imaginative life forms. The reciprocal interaction between real and virtually present people and the digital creatures constantly created new atmospheric images on the projected surface of the pool, so that the overall impression was essentially of a living organism. The virtual water also responded to climatic conditions in the form of data from a weather station on the pavilion roof. The artificial surface of the water changed during the course of the day and seasons, and thus linked the artificial with nature as well as the virtual with what can be experienced in reality.”

[achillesinhighheels]

“Baggage 2024”

Shot by Anthony Nguyen

[swimminginthecreek]

Does it hurt to bloom?

Becoming something new, grieving what used to be

Beauty is pain

A self fulfilling prophecy

[weltenwellen]

Louise Glück, Poems 1962-2012

[weltenwellen]

 Li-Young Lee, The Winged Seed: A Remembrance

[makingimages]

[monosinterlude]

Miami spring break, 2009.

[swimminginthecreek]

[girl070187580445803647]

diesels SS2010 Be Stupid campaign

[moma-paintings]

BLACK DAHLIA, Bruce Conner, 1960, MoMA: Painting and Sculpture

Hillman Periodicals Fund (by exchange) Size: 26 ¾ x 10 ¾ x 2 ¾" (67.9 x 27.3 x 7 cm) Medium: Photomechanical reproductions, feather, fabrics, rubber tubing, razor blade, nails, tobacco, sequins, string, shell, and paint encased in nylon stocking over wood

http://www.moma.org/collection/works/191637

[happyheidi]

the most viewed image in the world is ‘bliss’ by Charles o’rear (1941). It was featured as a default windows xp background.

“Bliss” was taken in January 1996 while driving through California’s napa and sonoma counties.

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