by Jill Berry
almost home
YOU ARE THE REASON
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if i look back, i am lost
Noah Kahan
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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Monterey Bay Aquarium
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@synchronicity-teaches
by Jill Berry
Empress Works
David Deweerdt
http://www.daviddeweerdt.com
Shane McAdams
http://www.shanemcadams.com
Larisa Ilieva
http://www.larisailieva.com
Sylvia Ji
https://www.sylviaji.com/
A Ghost Story by Carolina Rodríguez Fuenmayor - Alterlier
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Duong Quoc Dinh
http://duongquocdinh.deviantart.com/
“Love Me Not.” Watercolors 2018. This piece TRULY made me STOP in my tracks! @xintheodora’s works are just stunning! Always! . . . #beautifulbizarremagazine #contemporaryart #watercolor #watercolorpainting
Chou à la Clem on Instagram
Love this….
Chinese artist Cao Hui creates awesomely surreal modular resin sculptures that combine classical art and medical science. When fully assembled, they look like classical marble sculptures, but when taken apart, one linear slice or fractional piece at a time, the reveal an interior made to look like red flesh and internal organs beneath their stone skin. They’re like sculptural puzzles made of MRI scans.
‘We must not only see the surface, but also examine the inside,’ Hui describes in an artist statement, ‘and so the relationship between inner and outer crystallizes into a kind of perfect logic, explainable by our inherent ‘knowledge’. Thus we can begin to deceive others, using set after set of theoretical explanations. The result is laughter — in the end we’ve merely amused ourselves before god did.’
[via designboom]
“We all have the freedom of choice to live out our lives as unconscious slaves to the social matrix (as blind sheep/passive consumers) or take the road less traveled and reclaim our true, inner power as conscious observers/creators of our reality.” ~Anon I mus (Spiritually Anonymous)