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Huh. Perhaps I misunderstand the common meaning of this number+letter combination...? I thought it was a feminist thing about choosing independence & happiness over men in a patriarchal society? My b ig. My [4] b. Apologies if it's actually, like, an illegal fetish phrase(???)
Guys how do I let go of the yearning and longing for a relationship, with a man to be particular? Because, I know, I know how shitty it is, I'm aware of that. I've been single for 11 months and never thrived as much as I do now. Nonetheless, I see all the romanticization and glorification of straight relationships and a part of me falls for it. I guess it's just the human in me, but I do not want it to be that way.
╭───────────────.★..─╮ You do not owe your time to men. You don't owe ANYTHING to men. Take center stage in your own life! ╰─..★.───────────────╯
Vibha Galhotra http://www.vibhagalhotra.co.in/
Vibha is an artist from New Delhi that works in large-scale sculptures. She responds to the rapid changes to the the land in New Delhi through her works. She works in a variety of mediums from photography and animation to found objects and sculpture.
I also feel that she is similar to Adrian Villar Rojas because of her desire to bring to light the changes and re-zoning happening to the land in her home country, and Rojas is trying to show how life would be like after humans. It is very interesting how their works kind of play off each other.
Adrian Villar Rojas http://mariangoodman.com/artist/adrian-villar-rojas
Adrian is an artist from Argentina who creates temporary works from found objects both natural and man-made. His works morph and degrade as time goes on, as he tends to show a “post-human” view on the world.
Carsten Holler http://www.gagosian.com/artists/carsten-holler
Carsten is an artist from Belgium that utilizes his background in science to create his works. He views his works as experiments and the viewers as the subjects. His works include many things from giant slides to flying machines. His goal is to play with the viewer’s senses, balance, and logic.
