“I still remember,” by South Korean artist Lee Jung.
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a personal collection of small things
which inspire me to remain alive in a cruel world.
works of art and artifice; little lies.
“I still remember,” by South Korean artist Lee Jung.
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“Don’t look at me,” a personal message from Michael Dumontier and Neil Farber.
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“G. Davis is innocent” (see an explanation) by Peter Chappell, photographer unknown.
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New work from New York-based fashion & editorial photographer Max Farago, from his December 2011 solo show “Disconnect” at Buenos Aires’ distinguished CCR.
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“Calamita Cosmica” (2007), 8-ton sculpture by Gino de Dominicis.
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(rain).
(Source: warm-cozy, via synaloepha)
Sometimes an image has circulated so many times unattributed that you just have to throw up your hands and admit that, if nobody with a decent pagerank has vocally claimed it, this one belongs to the internet-at-large.
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Things we are still working at learning.
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Bone shapes carved out of everyday wooden objects (top: Oracle, 2011; bottom: Migration, 2008) by Canadian artist Maskull Lasserre.
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Living Exercises. Street art, NYC.
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Carefully selected, cleaned, and cut leaves by Spanish artist Lorenzo Duran.