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Anonymous asked:
Pussy isn’t supposed to smell smh 🤦🏽♂️
My dude, my tepid little fool, my sweet summer child, my petite gateau, all cunts have a smell
Anon I know media tells u pussy should smell like roses and coffee or smth but they smell like they're a human body part.... Google is free beloved.
CHOKING.
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My Colored Record Collections Part 2!!!!!
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Currently virtually on view at Nucleus Portland in Portland, Oregon is a brand new exhibition of artist Smitheone’s work.
Smithe is an artist from México who is influenced by old local comics, graphic style of the 50’s and Sci-Fi movies. At the age of 13 he painted graffiti just for fun and as a hobby. As an autodidactic evolutionist with an attraction to fine art, Smithe is constantly reinventing his style. Over the past years the subjects of his work have explored different themes such as Existentialism, Individuality of the human being and the machine within. Defragmentation, a common symbol in his work, is used as a vehicle to show the inner elements that power his characters and is shown as a surrealistic machine. Smithe is commonly known for his graffiti, but is also involved in other artistic areas such as illustration, design, sculpture and music. He has exhibited in Japan, Germany, France, Belgium, United Kingdom, Spain, USA, and Mexico.
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Kimberly Graziano
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That’s America, right there. That’s freedom. [That’s freedom?] That’s freedom!
I’d call it cognitive dissonance but that would imply a level of comprehension that I don’t think is present here.
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Freaknik (Atlanta, 1995)
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“The idea of the ‘Strength’ project arises as a gesture of gratitude to the heath workers of Valdecilla, for their work in general and during this Covid crisis in particular. Offering them what I do best, which is painting.” - PEJAC
Marking the historic moment in global history, a pandemic that strongly affected his homeland taking over 50,000 lives so far, Pejac recently created 3 interventions at University Hospital Marqués de Valdecilla in his hometown Santander. Entitled after the quality of being strong, much needed in the world we live today, and especially within the walls of a hospital complex, ‘Strength’ is addressing 3 different aspects of the current crisis and proposes the ways we could respond to them.
"From the first moment, the hospital has been receptive and enthusiastic and that has made the project flow in a harmonious and easy way. In addition, they have given me total creative freedom and it has been a luxury to have their trust and support”. - PEJAC
Social Distancing is a trompe l'oeil intervention that creates an illusion of a deep gaping crevice on a rigid surface of a cement wall. Made from countless human silhouettes that are trying to escape it, the artist wanted to represent the wound that this pandemic has left and do it as a tribute to health workers for their respect and solidarity towards the victims. While the image serves as a metaphor for the damage done by the pandemic, it also literally proposes Social Distancing as a way to fix them. In between the large crowd, the artist included scenes of reunion, empathy, care, and love, suggesting a door to a better, hopeful future.
Overcoming is the second piece from the series which was realized with on-hand help by young oncology patients. Depicting a child recreating Van Gogh’s ‘Wheat Field with Cypresses’ with his hands, the piece is somewhat a take on Pejac’s work he created in Norway in 2015, showing a boy recreating Munch’s Scream with his toy cars. In the piece, a child is propped on the wheelchair, able to paint higher than the rest. “This is something that we, as a society could do - take this crisis and use it to propel us forward,” the artist suggests.
Caress is the final piece that poetically describes the new dynamics of the relationship between the patients and the health workers imposed by the COVID virus. While physically standing distant and only looking at each other, their shadows are depicting the need and wish to return to physical contact. Pejac also added a sense of serenity and beauty by turning their shadows into a colorful and peaceful pond with water lilies, paying homage to one of his favorite painters, Monet, along the way.
Check out a video of the project here.
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O-Ren Ishii - Mauro Belfiore
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Grifter - Dustin Nguyen
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John Constantine - Ben Oliver
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