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After thirty years of intensive research, we can now answer many of the questions posed earlier. The recycle rate of a human being is around sixteen hours. After sixteen hours of being awake, the brain begins to fail. Humans need more than seven hours of sleep each night to maintain cognitive performance. After ten days of just seven hours of sleep, the brain is as dysfunctional as it would be after going without sleep for twenty-four hours. Three full nights of recovery sleep (i.e., more nights than a weekend) are insufficient to restore performance back to normal levels after a week of short sleeping. Finally, the human mind cannot accurately sense how sleep-deprived it is when sleep-deprived.

Matthew Walker PhD, Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams (via themedicalstate)

it's the anniversary of the last time I touched you

Love isn't a fantasy land

I'm not the same person anymore.

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“…the wells of love in your eyes and the sweet tide of your breath,”

— Maurice Hewlett, from Helen Redeemed & Other Poems; “Daughter of Earth,”

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stranger things + iconic lines 2/?

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Generative Designs by Deskriptiv

Since 2010, Christoph Bader and Dominik Kolb have been working together under the label “deskriptiv” that stands for generative design at the intersection of art, science, and technology.

Since 2014, we have been focusing on additive manufacturing research that is expressed through generative-art projects. Processes that produce shapes are a central theme of our work. To us, this is a switch from product-oriented thinking to a process-oriented way of working. This is often called procedural- or generative-art. As generative artists we are no longer just concerned about one particular outcome or the final artifact, rather we are focusing on the process that generates the final results. Designing such processes is a key part of our work.

Keep up with all your favorite artists on our Facebook page.

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Marius Sperlich is a Berlin-based photographer, artist and designer. His unique style blends elements from all three disciplines into a catalog of playful, provocative and intoxicating self-expressive pieces. Through his work, Marius aims to inform viewers of their individual freedoms, and encourage them to take control and express themselves.

Adventure with Marius on Instagram Posted by Chaz from RS