Installation by Danish visual artist and architect Susanne Ussing, that was installed at the Ordrupgaard Museum in Copenhagen. The sculpture depicts a female figure who has seemingly grown too large for (or has become trapped by) a very tall glass greenhouse.

Photographer Darya Kawa stacked (133,000) frames and 147GB worth of data to achieve this. I've been working on this project since 4 days ago. This image takes up to 22 hours of editing and stacking since the amount of data was so massive.

Kawa took almost a quarter million frames (231,000) and i spend unimaginable amount of work over the course of 3 weeks to process and stack all the data which was equivalent to 313 GB.

• add some fruit and or veggies to your dinner
• do your skin care routine when you wake up and before bed
• write in your journal, meditate or do yoga for 30mins
• spend time off of social media / put your phone away and do irl activities
• drink more water
• rest – take a 30min-hour nap to calm your mind and body
• have irl interactions with a friend, laughter is medicine
• spend time in nature – go for a walk, feel the warmth of the sun
• make your space tidy – clean your room, make your bed, wash and put away your clothes. these things are important and you’ll feel better when your comfort place is neat
• take a bubble bath – you can romanticize your bath time by lighting candles, bringing a book, laying crystals around the tub, using bath bombs etc .. doing these special things for yourself is important
• take time out to dance! putting on your favorite songs and moving your body is therapeutic, it’s also a fun way to exercise. grab a hair brush, be the main character and have fun!

• facials / face masks
• bubble baths with candles , rose petals etc
• icing your face /using a face roller to help reduce puffiness and decrease swelling
• taking time out to journal or read with your favorite snack — writing down how you feel is an important part of self care. releasing those emotions onto paper, getting out your thoughts or frustration and writing when you’re happy and grateful. very healing