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papermag:

Still life objects —> erotica.
More Morning Funnies here.

papermag:

Still life objects —> erotica.

More Morning Funnies here.

artruby:

The magical luminous creations entitled “Starry Night” by photographer Lee Eunyeol

devidsketchbook:

Artist PHILLIP STEARNS

Phillip Stearns uses electronics to create phenomenological works of light and sound. Deconstruction, dissection, and reconfiguration are methods he commonly employs in his hands-on approach to creating works using electronics, treating them as tools for sculpting electricity. [via: artistswanted]

black-tangled-heart:

Photographs from the series “Breath”

by Tomohide Ikeya

(Source: arpeggia)

unknownskywalker:

Explosion by Joschi Herczeg and Daniele Kaehr

The artists synchronized a camera with a custom-built detonator to snap a photo at the exact moment of explosion. The results are these mysterious blobs of light within domestic settings—a cloud hovering over an everyday lamp, a ghostly shape emerging from underneath a doorframe.

James Turrell’s pure light installation, Bridget’s Bardo, 2008

via 

alecshao
iamjapanese:

Liu Maoshan(Chinese, b.1942)

iamjapanese:

Liu Maoshan(Chinese, b.1942)

papermag:

Still life objects —> erotica.
More Morning Funnies here.

papermag:

Still life objects —> erotica.

More Morning Funnies here.

artruby:

The magical luminous creations entitled “Starry Night” by photographer Lee Eunyeol

devidsketchbook:

Artist PHILLIP STEARNS

Phillip Stearns uses electronics to create phenomenological works of light and sound. Deconstruction, dissection, and reconfiguration are methods he commonly employs in his hands-on approach to creating works using electronics, treating them as tools for sculpting electricity. [via: artistswanted]

black-tangled-heart:

Photographs from the series “Breath”

by Tomohide Ikeya

(Source: arpeggia)

unknownskywalker:

Explosion by Joschi Herczeg and Daniele Kaehr

The artists synchronized a camera with a custom-built detonator to snap a photo at the exact moment of explosion. The results are these mysterious blobs of light within domestic settings—a cloud hovering over an everyday lamp, a ghostly shape emerging from underneath a doorframe.

free-parking:

Levitating photos by Natsumi Hayashi

James Turrell’s pure light installation, Bridget’s Bardo, 2008

via 

alecshao
iamjapanese:

Liu Maoshan(Chinese, b.1942)

iamjapanese:

Liu Maoshan(Chinese, b.1942)

About:

this blog is about 'resonance' - works I respond to one way or the other.

sometimes my posts are cherry-picked memorabilia, reverberating with deeper layers of my personal experiences, other times they just evoke fleeting sensations.

as a kid I used to pencil or cut-n-paste inspirational quotes and photos of "mana-filled" objects in notebooks.

a blog just makes it easier, neater and funnier to make a scrapbook with some of the stuff I stumble upon and share them with whomever happens to "browse by"...

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