Don't Get Caught Dead
Pastel Funeral of the Sterile Bones and the Scarless Skin:
Some people
are just
recognized by the
delicate quotes
and paintings
they glue around themselves.
And at first you figure
that's just things they
like
and you'll figure out
their quirks in
good
time.
If you're situated on sides
with them long enough
you realize that they are
just a collection
of someone else
and other places.
They have no insides and they haven't lived one breath.
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Photo reblogged from Columns of Creation.
It was as if God was telling New Yorkers that he loved every single one of them.
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Photoset reblogged from Devid Sketchbook
Artist Cédric Le Borgne - Les Voyageurs
As with his Voyageurs who journey around the world, Cédric Le Borgne invites everyone to view daily life in a fresh way, to rise up, to dream. By abolishing barriers, his work of exploring spaces is sensitive, his poetry subtly interacts with each place it comments upon. From sculptures made of chicken wire to photo or video, from perennial installations to spontaneous performance, from street-art to web-art, his work is free of formal constraints.
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Photoset reblogged from The Rhumboogie
By Brooks Shane Salzwedel, carefully layered mixed media and drawing to make these really unique landscapes. It adds so much depth to each piece just by having several layers of images built up on one another.
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Photo reblogged from Dark Silence In Suburbia
Jarek Puczel. The End, 2011.
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Photoset reblogged from Devid Sketchbook
Aubrey Hays - Red Herring | 2012
follow on tumblr: aubreyhays.tumblrAn extremely thoughtful write-up by the lovely Monarch Review - a magazine created in the spirit of The Monarch Apartments: a Seattle home to generations of poets, writers, musicians, visual artists, pranksters, cranks and the curious. The publication aims to sustain the Monarch’s vibrant, vagabond culture by creating a forum for emerging and established artists and thinkers.
[Via aubreyhays themonarchreview]
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Photo reblogged from The sea has neither meaning nor pity.
Ice ship sculpture created by set designer and art director Rhea Thierstein | Shot by Tim Walker
