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“Rigid hinges in hands still twist hair into weird, aerial braids. This is why I don’t feel too upset about having been made into a human instead of a bird. Birds get to play and fly and poo without shame all their lives, while I spend mine in an office. But I can draw and braid hair. Without the ability to create beautiful, useless things, I would just be another animal and I never would have felt the satisfaction that comes from doing things which are not instinctive or conducive to the survival of myself, the care of my offspring, or the progression of my species. Art is not a tool. It’s just fun.”
Mary Virginia Carmack is very talented.
look 

“Rigid hinges in hands still twist hair into weird, aerial braids. This is why I don’t feel too upset about having been made into a human instead of a bird. Birds get to play and fly and poo without shame all their lives, while I spend mine in an office. But I can draw and braid hair. Without the ability to create beautiful, useless things, I would just be another animal and I never would have felt the satisfaction that comes from doing things which are not instinctive or conducive to the survival of myself, the care of my offspring, or the progression of my species. Art is not a tool. It’s just fun.”

Mary Virginia Carmack is very talented.

look 

01/31/2012 11:53
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Because I am an esotericist.

Physical separateness can never be overcome by electronics, but only by “conviviality,” by “living together” in the most literal physical sense. The physically divided are also the conquered & controlled. “True desires”—erotic, gustatory, olfactory, musical, aesthetic, psychic, & spiritual—are best attained in a context of freedom of self & other in physical proximity & mutual aid. Everything else is at best a sort of representation. The entire revolt against Civilization can be seen (at least from one point of view) as an attempt to recreate the autonomous intimacy of the band, the free association of individuals.

The Lemonade Ocean
&
Modern Times

A Position Paper by Hakim Bey

read it

01/25/2012 22:39
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01/24/2012 21:55
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“I’ve been working for years on the use of language and painting words on walls, then I realized I had never focused on silence. Language is only complete when words are mixed with silence. I was watching some videos of political demonstrations without audio, and my eye was caught by the fact that the most aesthetically relevant thing joining the people and the messages was the movement of smoke in the air. So I decided to experiment with using smoke in plain nature. I wanted to juxtapose the beauty of a medium traditionally devoted to create chaos with the romantic beauty of landscapes. They complete each other in a perfect way confirming that beauty is found in clashing visions.”Filippo Minelli interview & website

“I’ve been working for years on the use of language and painting words on walls, then I realized I had never focused on silence. Language is only complete when words are mixed with silence. I was watching some videos of political demonstrations without audio, and my eye was caught by the fact that the most aesthetically relevant thing joining the people and the messages was the movement of smoke in the air. So I decided to experiment with using smoke in plain nature. I wanted to juxtapose the beauty of a medium traditionally devoted to create chaos with the romantic beauty of landscapes. They complete each other in a perfect way confirming that beauty is found in clashing visions.”

Filippo Minelli interview & website

01/22/2012 23:26
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under normal conditions, in their natural habitats, wild animals do not mutilate themselves, masturbate, attack their offspring, develop stomach ulcers, become fetishists, suffer from obesity, or commit murder. Among human city dwellers, needless to say, all of these things occur…

…Other animals do behave in these ways under certain circumstances, namely when they are confined in the unnatural conditions of captivity. The zoo animal in a cage exhibits all these abnormalities that we know so well from our human companions. Clearly, then, the city is not a concrete jungle, it is a human zoo.

— Desmond Morris (The Human Zoo)
01/18/2012 07:41
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wish I knew who the artist was….

this is mindblowing.

wish I knew who the artist was….

this is mindblowing.

(Source: yougotyourgoodthings)

01/14/2012 11:38
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Tech DistractionsDistractions of modern technology getting in the way of daily tasks and ambitions
(Justin Volz)

Tech Distractions

Distractions of modern technology getting in the way 
of daily tasks and ambitions

(Justin Volz)

01/11/2012 19:28
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“We are travelers on a cosmic journey, stardust, swirling and dancing in the eddies and whirlpools of infinity. Life is eternal. We have stopped for a moment to encounter each other, to meet, to love, to share. This is a precious moment. It is a little parenthesis in eternity.”
— Paulo Coelho
01/09/2012 23:43
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01/08/2012 15:36
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Woodsman - Insects


01/05/2012 21:41
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