Self-Esteem and the End of the World by Luke Healy.
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I think this post proves that Henry Miller and David Byrne would have got on well.
I have a theory that the moment one gives close attention to anything, even a blade of grass, it becomes a mysterious, awesome, indescribably magnificent world in itself.
I have tried this experiment a thousand times and I have never been disappointed. The more I look at a thing, the more I see in it, and the more I see in it, the more I want to see. It is like peeling an onion. There is always another layer, and another, and another. And each layer is more beautiful than the last.
This is the way I look at the world. I don't see it as a collection of objects, but as a vast and mysterious organism. I see the beauty in the smallest things, and I find wonder in the most ordinary events. I am always looking for the hidden meaning, the secret message. I am always trying to understand the mystery of life.
I know that I will never understand everything, but that doesn't stop me from trying. I am content to live in the mystery, to be surrounded by the unknown. I am content to be a seeker, a pilgrim, a traveler on the road to nowhere.
Henry Miller
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Photographer: Aletheia Casey, A lost place.
Winner of Open format category, World Press Photos, 2024.
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I imagine things for a living, and the imagination is the most dangerous place on earth.
Hanif Kureishi, The Nothing.
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Small acts of ordinary kindness or courtesy, or the simple gestures of appreciation toward each other, speak into our increasingly individualised world saying, "I believe in you."
Nick Cave, The Red Hand Files, #279
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City street reclaimed after rain.
Spring Hill, Australia.
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Alexander Archipenko - Zwei Figuren
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I'm not afraid of dying, I'm afraid of all the things I'll miss out on.
Trent Dalton, Lola in the mirror.
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Teeny shrooms. Murwillumbah, NSW Australia.
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Rust, wood, moss. Burringbar, NSW Australia.
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Photographer: Ryan Stalker, Ocean Drifter. Overall winner of 2024 British Wildlife Photography Awards.
It shows a soccer ball, floating in the ocean with a host of goose barnacles attached below the surface.
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Hibiscus, Spring Hill Queensland.
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Is this how it is? Is this how it's always been?
To exist in the face of suffering and death,
And somehow still keep singing.
Florence and the Machine, I'm free
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Our desires, even our most illicit ones, are a feature of our humanity.
Esther Perel.
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A committed artist cannot afford the luxury of revelation. Inspiration is the indolent indulgence of the dabbler.
Yes, the world is sick, and yes it can be cruel, but it would be a whole lot sicker and a whole lot crueler if it were not for painters and filmmakers and songwriters – the beauty-makers...
Nick Cave, The Red Hand Files #274
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Beach flotsam, Noosa Northshore, Australia.
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