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Savannah. Sideblog.

[nobrashfestivity]

Hiroshi Yoshida, Rapids, 1928

Color Woodcut

MFA

[beammeupplease]

Trees and Undergrowth -Vincent van Gogh.

[haroldnorbertcheeverdorismcgrady]

mike's video message from home

[toobadchadlytime]

mike's doctor: why

[classicalcanvas]

Santa Maria della Salute (1904) by John Singer Sargent

[newguineatribalart]

Aboriginal art by Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri

[funeral]

The phenomenology of these types of pathological experiences suggests in some cases the sufferer can no longer participate in the world and temporality is lost. The sufferer cannot project themselves into a future of events and there is therefore no sense of ‘things getting better.’ . . . Here the future appears to be held in abeyance; and yet the sufferer experiences and appreciates this ‘stopped’ future in the present because this stopped future is embedded in the present. Here ‘now’ and ‘yet-to-come’ are no longer moving apart from each other . . . because they are bound to one another in suffering. With the future ‘closed,’ the sufferer’s experience of the past also becomes disordered because the past can no longer be experienced as a horizon onto the open future. The past itself becomes fixed once and for all because it cannot be abolished by any future living, because the suffering present displaces the past and future and deprives the lived present of its value . . . The present, enclosed between the faults of the past . . . and the noncompensatory future . . . becomes impoverished and the course of time begins to slow down.

Martin Wyllie, "Lived Time and Psychopathology"

[classicalcanvas]

Anglers on the Seine at Poissy (1882) by Claude Monet

[withlovesana]

AS reinvents Scott as having lived on a farm seemingly with a community, but I don’t think so. The evidence for this is that Scott’s family lives in a beat down, unclean home with broken windows and infestation. I think that this is made possible due to isolation and lack of support. They have no community beyond each other so it’s a self-perpetuating cycle. I think that they either live in complete isolation or the community is very small, poor and generally avoids Scott’s family. I can’t envision a world where Scott is living on a thriving, well-tended farm with animals he looks after. If that was the case, they wouldn’t be so poor. Their home wouldn’t be presented that way.

[fllenangsls]

You met me at a very Blue Banisters time of my life

[dailyclassicart]

Isaac Levitan - "Sunny Day, Spring" (1876)

[random-brushstrokes]

Edward William Cooke - Venice, Santa Maria della Salute in the evening glow (1852)

[withlovesana]

Me watching Total Drama as an adult: Scott is like that because he was failed by his environment

[worldscoolest]

by nazzal studio, comprised of 10,000 Palestinian coins hand sewn by refugee women.

[withlovesana]

Courtney is so spiritually Alaïa Fall 2001

[withlovesana]

I consider Scott to have Antisocial Personality Disorder. I think that he will unfortunately never be diagnosed and successfully treated though and that is fully attributed to the environment he grew up in. Scott is deeply ableist, I think he considers himself to be above any kind of mental health condition. I think he has a personality disorder as well as disordered eating (pica) due to the extreme poverty he grew up in.

[dansleparadisartificiel]

Landscape with Houses Vincent van Gogh Drawing Auvers-sur-Oise, 1890

[huariqueje]

Wildflowers and a Grasshopper - Paula von Goeschen-Rösler 

German , 1875-1941

Gouache, watercolour and pencil on vellum, with framing lines in green watercolour, 42.2 x 35 cm. 16 5/8 x 13 3/4 in.