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Recycled Emotions by Khalil Chishtee
Khalil’s expressive sculptures are constructed with hundreds of unused and recycled trash bags, conveying a profound sadness at their transitory nature. His trash people are fully aware of their artificial existence and inevitable recycling back into another form, much like us non-trash bag people.
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Posted on January 31, 2012 via with 326 notes
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Life is strange. It’s like there are doorways to each and everyone of our lives… and we can walk in and out of each other’s worlds.
We can walk out that door, and never see that person again.
We can choose to exist.
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Simpsons Alphabet by Mike Boon
Prints available at society6. Or grab some wallpaper over here, neighbor: clicky.
Artist: deviantart / blogspot / twitter
Posted on January 26, 2012 via with 1,601 notes
Source: ianbrooks
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Boombox
pigment transfer on paper
8 1/4 x 10 1/4 inches
hbt12-p001 Edition of 5
2012
Available for purchase HEREPosted on January 25, 2012 via HOLLIS BROWN THORNTON with 6,799 notes
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editoramoda asked: Hello Charlyne, how are you?? My name is Guila and i am a Fashion Editor from BG Magazine, we are working in our next issue 065 INDIE and i was wondering to know if i can make you an online interview??? please let me know :)
What’s BG Magazine? And also I meant to send this a message, but can’t seem to figure this out, so I’m sorry this is posted publicly. Don’t know how to send you a message.
Also what is your email? I am better at that
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That’s me, alright.
Posted on January 25, 2012 via a long term memory supplement with 777 notes
Source: heykevin
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33-year-old German Markus Reugels captures worlds in water droplets by hanging high-res images of planets in the background and then letting a drop of water fall, all the while triggering a high-speed camera, to capture in its lot, the exact instant the droplet frames the planetary backdrop. via
Posted on January 25, 2012 via Rocketboom with 7,933 notes
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I accidentally stopped caring about you because you broke me so hard.
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by Katie Crown

