remediosthebeauty:

I love artists who work with books, and even though these works are almost always a comment on the deterioration of the written word, I feel somewhat heartened that they exist at all.  Brian Dettmer is one of those artists.  He alters the information contained within the book through meticulous excavation & dissection, creating something entirely new.

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ladyyfett:

Best cross over EVER

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embraceexpression:

Annular solar eclipse at Tokyo by Yoshihiro Sekine

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jayarrarr:

Your voice is sex, each sticky syllable steady fucking my ears in humid breaths that fog up my eyes and paint the world in soft focus and golden hour. Your words penetrate, they are slow but not soft, their force is determined and deliberate. It’s not easy to get inside my mind and you know that….

fuckyeahtattoos:

Commemorating my first voyage off my home continent! Stef Dess, Tribal Act Tattoo, Paris, France.

uutpoetry:

— Mark Leyner

This could be read as a sort of “p.s.” to the previous post.

remediosthebeauty:

Annie Vought clearly has a thing for the handwritten letter.  She believes it reveals so much more about a person than our electronic communications.  Penmanship, spacing, spelling all leave behind hints as to their author.  By hand cutting these letters she creates not just an artifact but a sculpture - and really, have you ever seen handwriting look quite so beautiful?

nevver:

Human

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ryandonato:

Ian Hamilton Finlay

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Nick Gentry. WORTEN LISTEN BVA, 2012. Oil paint and used computer disks on wood, 19 x 18 cm.

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lionskeleton:

Antimonocromatismo II, Sylvia Pelissero