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Milena Naef: 'Fleeting Parts' (2016)

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David Altrath

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My Most Haunted Roll Of Film Yet

#photography #i looove these i need to use my holga and do some double exposures again #I'm just so cut that auspost lost rolls of film again #mourning my last roll of vacant luna park lit up at night #seeing these beautiful shots reminds me how much i love doing photography though #thanks for sending rasi 💖

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Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, Toyama, Japan.

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Paul Davies (Australian, 1979), Red & White Forest (landscape), 2014. Acrylic on canvas, 48 × 60 1/5 in.

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Comet Leonard

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It's incredible how people have been protesting pants and skirts not having pockets but not a single peep is heard over the fact that skirts no longer have underskirts by default. Underskirts (or lining) was a thing when I was a child, no skirt would be made without lining, you didn't have to think and check if your whole ass is visible in a skirt because lining was a thing!!!! Now most skirts don't and it's simply because it's cheaper, fuck the fact that a customer doesn't want their panties shown in broad daylight, it saves a couple of cents on material.

#what's crazy is that quality doesn't seem to be more apparent in more expensive clothes #like i bought a designer top for a wedding #and by designer i mean Australian designer it wasn't like a runway fashion brand but it was still $220 #and it's been 2 years and the threads are coming apart at the seams #it isn't lined and it easily could have been #anyway a colleague from work is gonna teach me how to make clothes with patterns #I'm looking forward to making my own stuff!!

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Hitachi Seaside Park, Japan by asakara_11

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Spectrum: Best Contemporary Fantasy Art (1994)

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Reyner Banham

The New Brutalism

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Yosuke Ohnishi, jca annual 4 (1982)

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This is precisely why tiny homes forgoing most national construction code requirements for dwellings is scary af to me.

I think I can trace my intense hatred for the whole "regulations are just corporate bullshit, building codes are just The Man's way of keeping you down, we should return to pre-industrial barter and trade systems" nonsense back to when I first started doing electrical work at one of the largest hospitals in the country.

I have had to learn so much about all the special conditions in the National Electric Code for healthcare systems. All the systems that keep hospitals running, all the redundancies and backups that make sure one disaster or outage won't take out the hospital's life support, all the rules about different spaces within the hospital and the different standards that apply to each of them. And a lot of it is ridiculously over-engineered and overly redundant, but all of it is in the service of saving even one life from being lost to some wacky series of coincidences that could have been prevented with that redundancy.

I've done significantly less work in food production plants and the like, but I know they have similar standards to make sure the plants aren't going to explode or to make sure a careless maintenance tech isn't accidentally dropping screws into jars of baby food or whatever. And research labs have them to make sure some idiot doesn't leave a wrench inside a transformer and wreck a multi-million dollar machine when they try to switch it on.

Living in the self-sufficient commune is all fun and games until someone needs a kidney transplant and suddenly wants a clean, reliable hospital with doctors that are subject to some kind of overseeing body, is my point.

#rules exist for a reason!! #some of them are crap but not all of them!!

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'The Impossibility of Others' for Altered States ARCHETYPE issue by Sarah Piantadosi

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Sigmar Polke

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Ai Tominaga by York Hai Yang for L’Officiel China April 2024