zeroing:
“ Eli Horn ©
”

zeroing:

Eli Horn ©

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How to tailor vintage jeans!

How to tailor vintage jeans!

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tagged: kalynnburke  kalynn burke  

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nickholmes:
“ATTN:
”

nickholmes:

ATTN:

I made a human, Im 15lbs heavier, and my tits look like something out of national geographic. But Im happy, or something like it…

 I made a human, Im 15lbs heavier, and my tits look like something out of national geographic. But Im happy, or something like it… 

nevver:
“Hip check, Viki Kollerová
”

nevver:

Hip check, Viki Kollerová

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froslasss:

do you know how cute i would be if i had more money 

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Matthew Monahan. a selection

Matthew Monahan. a selection

"i like my body when it is with your body."

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nycartscene:
“ opens tomorrow, June 19, 6-8p:
“Begotten, Not Made”
Nicola Samori
Ana Cristea Gallery, 521 W26th St., NYC
More than a trick of the eye, Samori’s paintings treat their surface as a material skin transcribing the memory of their process....

nycartscene:

opens tomorrow, June 19, 6-8p:

Begotten, Not Made
 Nicola Samori
 
Ana Cristea Gallery, 521 W26th St., NYC

More than a trick of the eye, Samori’s paintings treat their surface as a material skin transcribing the memory of their process. “Like the eye adjusting to darkness, adaptation is necessary upon entering Samori’s visual cosmos. The images stare at us in an effort of denied vision. With the icy gaze of a femme fatale warning us that she is beyond our reach, they block our penetration. The images feel us, smell us, judge us. They are watching, but they don’t see. So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal. And we see through a glass, darkly. Sometimes peering in, other times peeling back in search of the surface beneath the surface beneath the surface.”

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