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The Garden (details) - Claude Monet
nights above chamonix, france 🏔✨
skin: fernanda ly for numero china mar. 2019
Concentrate to the Quiet by Dennis DeHart, 2013
i think i’ve loved you for a little too long now— i’m beginning to forget how to live without you.
对不起,我爱你 (via
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Ashish Spring/Summer 2012 details
In Norwegian artist Per Kristian Nygård’s most recent installation, “Not Red But Green,” a lush, hilly lawn spilled out of NoPlace in Oslo. Its manicured grass resembled a scene from a well-kept park, not a gallery, effectively conflating the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. Nygård’s work is conceptual and cryptic. He describes the inspiration for “Not Red But Green” coming from a fever dream he experienced during a bout of the flu. In his vision, he discovered a lump on his body and imagined himself traversing a crater of flesh and a forest of hair. The hills in the installation came from this personal nightmare, but regardless of their backstory, they create a disorienting viewing experience that asks one to question the ways we commodify natural phenomena for human consumption.
puppy getting his hair dried and going over his lines ♡
David Hockney (UK 1937)
Life Painting for Myself (1962)
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i like listening to you
Culzean castle, Scotland
the air is balmy, the wind is gentle