#berger

[dinoboirex]

burger the princess

akcshually made like 8 mts ago

[noosphe-re]

Glamour cannot exist without personal social envy being a common and widespread emotion. The industrial society which has moved towards democracy and then stopped half way is the ideal society for generating such an emotion. The pursuit of individual happiness has been acknowledged as a universal right. Yet the existing social conditions make the individual feel powerless. He lives in the contradiction between what he is and what he would like to be. Either he then becomes fully conscious of the contradiction and its causes, and so joins the political struggle for a full democracy which entails, amongst other things, the overthrow of capitalism; or else he lives, continually subject to an envy which, compounded with his sense of powerlessness, dissolves into recurrent day-dreams. It is this which makes it possible to understand why publicity remains credible. The gap between what publicity actually offers and the future it promises, corresponds with the gap between what the spectator-buyer feels himself to be and what he would like to be. The two gaps become one; and instead of the single gap being bridged by action or lived experience, it is filled with glamorous day-dreams.

John Berger, Ways of Seeing

[ligustr]

Redraw🐟

[fae-of-the-wind333]

Gotta love my funny hedonistic energetic fuck-society prettyboys with iconic hair that don't live until 25

(Eddie and Berger are literally the same person just a decade apart btw, and I know it was intentional from the Duffer brothers, otherwise why would my boy Eddie start dancing on a table while giving a verbal middle finger to the popular kids in his FIRST SCENE! Like that is just the song I Got Life from Hair, aka Berger's most iconic scene. That is NOT a coincidence.)

[7de12]

Retour à la bergerie

[sarahzgotlife]

You ever like a character so bad you MUST become them like its not an option anymore?? No…just me…okay… (its berger from hair)

[faintedapple]

Just finished (Finally) watching Hair the musical™ (the actual musical, not the film :p) and BERGER IS SO CUTE in the 2009 version??? Omg

[viecome]

Toda pintura auténtica demuestra una colaboración, John Berger

El impulso de pintar no procede de la observación ni tampoco del alma (que probablemente es ciega), sino de un encuentro: el encuentro entre el pintor y el modelo, aunque éste sea una montaña o un … Origen: Toda pintura auténtica demuestra una colaboración, John Berger – Calle del Orco

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