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I love when people credit artists. This is French circus artist and choreographer Yoann Bourgeois, probably in Tentatives d'approche d'un point de suspension at hangar Y in Meudon a few days ago. Most of his work is an exploration of balance and equilibrium, he has several variations around the stairs/trampoline thing (fugue-trampoline, this one, cavale, l'art de la fugue…)

stuckinapril

so much emotion captured in “so true.” so much eloquence in “real.” feelings that i otherwise would never be able to put to words all packed into responding with “literally” to everything

thanager

KIM KITSURAGI - “What music do you listen to, detective?”

RHETORIC - …Music? Why waste time listening to music when you could instead be listening to the voices of *women*?!

YOU - “Uh, I don’t listen to music. I listen to women. Because I’m an *ally*.”

mitski-posting

aanau

milflaszlo

The universe… is so much bigger than you realize. EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE (2022)

chillpotato

Sylvia Plath

cowgirlmitski

happy 10th anniversary to mitski's first album lush

alfredolover119

[ID: a meme made from the "they don't know" format. it says, "they don't know japanese-american singer-songwriter mitski's new album laurel hell just came out" /end id]

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juliannegriepp

“‘Laurel Hell’ is a term from the Southern Appalachians in the U.S., where laurel bushes basically grow in these dense thickets, and they grow really wide,” Mitski also explained in an interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1. “And, I mean, I’ve never experienced it myself, but when you get stuck in these thickets, you can’t get out. Or so the story goes. And so there are a lot of Laurel Hells in America, in the South, where they’re named after the people who died within them because they were stuck. And, so the thing is, laurel flowers are so pretty. They just burst into these explosions of just beauty. And, I just, I liked the notion of being stuck inside this explosion of flowers and perhaps even dying within one of them.” (x)