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Federico Federici, Vier unvollendete Quartette, (Olivetti Studio 46, pigment liner, PVA glue, graphite on paper), 2026 [© Federico Federici]

#reminds me of cozette de charmoy...#art

fluentisonus

going down those long spiral stairs to the tube bc the escalators are broken

#london #art

tolstayas

i miss her so bad.......

tolstayas

FOUND HER!! rice cooker hotpot for scale

#ramblings

tomatowrites

YOU MUST READ THIS EXPERIMENTAL HEATED RIVALRY TEXT POSTHASTE (AS WELL AS THIS ONE)

#:D #heated rivalry

gothicenjoyer

some of the asks you guys send me make me feel like i'm sitting the all souls exam

gothicenjoyer

average day in my inbox

#i sat this for real lol

funstealer

Phone booth on 6th Ave near Radio City Hall, NYC, 1970s. Photo by Ernst Haas

a poem

goldin / bodde

goldin / wu (my translation)

#lev tolstoy #ramblings

redlipstickresurrected

Gabrielle Garland (American, b. 1968, New York, NY, USA) - Whoever you are, I have always depended on the kindness of strangers. —Blanche DuBois, A Streetcar Named Desire (1951), 2025, Paintings: Acrylic, Oil and Glitter on Canvas

#art #inspo

goldin / bodde

#the long and storied literary tradition of NOT KNOWING WHAT YOU ARE FUCKING TALKING ABOUT!!!!#(thank you lenn amarocit for introducing me to the goldin article GET THEM!!!)#lev tolstoy #ramblings

czarcikrag

Estraven the traitor

#art #the left hand of darkness

every once in a while an artist will release a bunch of songs about smoking cigarettes out of nowhere and at least one of them will name-drop a brand and i don't want to be a conspiracy theorist about this but man. the oldest trick in the book and you're still pulling it..........

#thinking of this bcs i finally remembered to listen to sterben in karl-marx stadt but troye sivan also did this really obviously in 2018 #ramblings

gaybichon

i went to the museum and fell in love with a flying sculpture fittingly titled in love with the world (artist anicka yi)

For a recent project, In Love with the World (2021), Yi created helium-filled sculptures she calls "aerobes" that mimic the biology of jellyfish or fungus. Floating and twirling gracefully in the air, these flying sculptures have been programmed with their own sensory intelligence—using input from sensors that detect heat, air quality, scents, and fellow aerobes, they navigate the gallery and approach visitors. Autonomous, robotic, yet also biomorphic, these lifelike vessels are the artist's attempt to reimagine our relations with machines and other organisms, as Yi explains: "Machines don't necessarily have to serve us or scare us in order to coexist with us."

#art