❄️ Oriol Vidal ❄️
Yesterday it made a year since I graduated college with my first degree. I told myself that I would give myself a year before I went back to school for my master’s degree. I had it all planned out.…
This is Dread, this is absurd and I see now the Devil is Bones, Just Bones by Nomi Chi
Hustler White (1996) // dir. Bruce LaBruce, Rick Castro #aesthetic
I’ve been feeling sick of being in the city and far from any real nature for a while now so I made an ‘ideal’ kind of place I wish I could live in instead to help cope haha.
If school days are supposed to be amongst the happiest of your life then why do so many kids look so awkward in their yearbook photos?
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American artist Bisa Butler uses recycled fabrics to create absolutely mesmerizing quilt tapestries, bursting with color. “I have always been drawn to portraits. I was …
Meet 'Super Mary', a pop culture version of her former self, part of a series by French artist, Soasig Chamaillard, who restores and transforms damaged statues, either donated or discovered in garage sales. Even the most indifferent of us to religion can recognise we're looking at some pretty provoc
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Versione italiana dello spot "Ricchezza Mentale" diretto da Chris Cunningham per Play Station nel 1997.
The cheeky, uncanny works that comprise Yoon Ji Seon’s ongoing Rag Face series bring the knotted, twisting, and generally convoluted entanglements of a subject’s psyche to the forefront. Her photographic portraits are printed on roughly cut pieces of canvases and then overlaid with rows of tight stitches and loose strings that drip from an eye or loop across a face. Adding color and depth, the threads “can be seen or felt like internal conflicts, external stimuli, umbilical cord, blood vessels, sagging skin, hair, or time as a point of each viewer,” the artist says. More
MUD Team working on Exor Make-up Special Make-up Effects Hall IMATS
Through dreamy photographs, multi-disciplinary artist Mono Giraud accentuates the feathered fronds of wheat stalks and paper’s smooth curves. Based in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Giraud consistently strives for simplicity and a focus on humble items in her practice that spans design, photography, and fine art. “I’m interested in the conjunction of energy between objects and people, like in a dance,” she shares with Colossal. Evoking sprawling sculptures, Giraud’s garments are often neutral-toned to maintain the integrity of the original material. More
Impostor Syndrome, a term first used by clinical psychologists Pauline Clance and Suzanne Imes in 1978, describes a psychological behavioral pattern in which people persistently believe they are unworthy of success and that they are frauds who have managed to deceive those around them
