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cambrian seas

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Light projections in Forest by Javier Riera

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Zhu Yingchun, The Language of Bugs, 2017

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contemplative Pegasus resting J. Gordon Legg

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Jennifer Tilly and Gina Gershon on 35mm film in promotional images from Bound (1996).

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local woman who claimed she will "cross that bridge when she comes to it" arrives at said bridge

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One of the best stories humanity ever produced was a draft of a rewrite of the Epic of Gilgamesh written by a Ecuadorian poet in 1935. It was tossed into a fireplace by an angry boy and lost forever. Another of humanity's best was told 65,000 years ago and was overheard by a small tribe of embarked Neanderthals boating down a river in what is now northern Georgia. A short woman at the bank scrubbed a wooden idol in the water and sang an ancient tale in an unknown language. These two are eclipsed by everything produced by two brothers at the coast of what is now Cameroon between 503 BC and 490 BC, which they shared with some family and friends, and were beloved by everyone except a sour uncle.

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Today's aesthetic is utopian scholastic

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“I’m very fond of Jesus Christ. He may be the most beautiful guy who ever walked the face of this earth. Any guy who said “Blessed are the poor. Blessed are the meek” has got to be a figure of unparalleled generosity and insight and madness… A man who declared himself to stand among the thieves, the prostitutes and the homeless. His position cannot be comprehended. It is an inhuman generosity. A generosity that would overthrow the world if it was embraced because nothing could weather that compassion. I’m not trying to alter the Jewish view of Jesus Christ. But to me, in spite of what I know about the history of legal Christianity, the figure of the man has touched me.”

— Leonard Cohen (via hymnsofheresy)

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Stuart Williams: ‘Luminous Earth Grid’ (1993)

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camille.andre.art

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A grouper is examined by three kittens at Marineland in Florida, 1938. Photograph by Luis Marden, National Geographic

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[2889/11080] Damara red-billed hornbill - Tockus damarensis

Order: Bucerotiformes Family: Bucerotidae (hornbills)

Photo credit: Chris Wiley via Macaulay Library

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what's the opposite of feeling sand slip through your fingers because I feel this poem more and more as time passes