Does this look infected to you? Alex Eckman-Lawn
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"photograph of a young palestinian girl flying her kite on al-waha beach, gaza, 2011. on this day, 6,200 palestinian children filled the gaza sky with kites, achieving the guinness world record for most kites flown simultaneously. the culture of kite flying amongst gaza youth remains a symbol of resilience, creativity, and joy. over the past 7 weeks, the amount of children killed by the israeli state has nearly surpassed this number, continuing to rise each day. we must continue calling for a permanent ceasefire now. the devastation must end" — via @azeemamag on instagram
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Duilio Cambellotti (1876-1960), ''Le Siepe di Smeraldo'' by Ettore Cozzani, 1920
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Snow patrol, Kiyoshi Saito
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"I've been here ten years, and it seems the flooding is only getting worse, and I don't know why that is." (X)
Bruce Sterling used to talk about this-- you can find a keynote speech he gave in the distant, alien past (2014), about what the future would be like-- his one-sentence answer: "The Future Is about old people, in big cities, afraid of the sky." One of those lines that felt right at the time; gets stuck in the head:
My suspicion is you’re going to see some very severe (not super severe, but increasingly severe) weather disruption events that are just like the ones we’ve already had, only more so. And they’re going to be carried within this cruelty of neo-Liberal global capitalism and the casino economy that we’ve built, our extremely uneven, and outmatched economic structure where the ultra-wealthy can basically buy anything anywhere.
So what will that look like? The future is about old people, in big cities, afraid of the sky. People often ask, “How could science fiction writers predict the future?” The middle of the 20th Century, from here up to about 2070, 2075… it’s old people, in big cities, afraid of the sky.
How do I know that? Well, it’s because demographic change is very obvious — people are gonna get older. And the urban change is very obvious— people have been moving into larger and larger cities for several decades. And climate change is super obvious. People can deny all three of them. You can say, “Oh, well my town will never get bigger.” Okay, Austin’s getting bigger by 100 people a day. Or you could say, “Oh, well I’m never going to get older.” Okay, you are gonna get older. You could get Botox, you can deny it, you can fake it, exercise, take vitamins… you’re gonna get older.
Then there’s the issue of being afraid of the sky, which is mostly a slider bar — you should be afraid of the sky now, but you could be extremely afraid of the sky very suddenly for pretty much any unpredictable reason. Once the thing hits— there’s gonna be lots of Katrinas. If it’s a Katrina a year, we could manage it. But if it’s a Katrina a month or if it’s a Katrina a week, we’re in for it. There’s gonna be lots of old people, in big cities, afraid of the sky. Demographics, urbanization, fear.
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kaiko fuyumushi’s bad candy you give me || 冬虫カイコの『 君のくれるまずい飴』
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Original Wolverine splash page by Sam Kieth from Marvel Comics Presents #90, 1991.
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It’s always Sunday in Philadelphia, Christophe Jacrot
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Red Sonja #3 (2005), alternate cover by Michael Kaluta
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Superman & Lois // Batman & Catwoman by Lee Weeks.
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Marcus and Chef Luca from the second season of The Bear
pen and ink drawing on sketchbook paper
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Bloom's Day
woodcut relief print, 2021
prints still available at my shop
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