“What you must understand about me is that I’m a deeply unhappy person.”
— John Green, Looking for Alaska (via amortizing)

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“What you must understand about me is that I’m a deeply unhappy person.”
— John Green, Looking for Alaska (via amortizing)
[A white fortune cookie paper with blue text. Front: A dream you have will come true. Lucky Numbers 3, 56, 32, 38, 25, 42 Back: Wine, Chinese text (jiǔ)]
Adam Patterson, Regurgitate (Performance Documentation), Barbados, 2016. Photographed by Logan Thomas.
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Strong winds and high tides battered a coastal road close to Newtownards, Northern Ireland, Sunday Jan 5, 2014. (Peter Morrison/Associated Press)
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The Jadeite cabbage
Carved in the workshops of the Chinese emperors at an unknown date, this famous piece one of the most exquisite jade carvings in existence. Skilfully using the natural colours of ‘moss in snow’ jadeite, the artist replicated a cabbage with two insects hiding amongst the leaves. The natural variations in hue of Chinese cabbage are so wonderfully represented that one could almost eat it. The veins in the leaves are skilfully exploited flaws and naturally stained fractures in the rough material.
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