Another self portrait. I will probably redo this at some point.

Another self portrait. I will probably redo this at some point.

(sudden realization that my gratuitous plea for attention is preceded by three selfies. welp.)

Gratuitous plea for attention.

Don’t get too close though; stay on your side of the screen.
http://cardiograms.tumblr.com/ask

Insomnia.

Insomnia.

Witching Hour

Witching Hour

foxesinbreeches:

blue-of-noon, art-and-fury:

Scarmiglione - Felix Labisse

foxesinbreeches:

blue-of-noonart-and-fury:

Scarmiglione - Felix Labisse

3liza:

birthday sam



Me by Eliza Gauger. It’s my birthday!

3liza:

birthday sam

Me by Eliza Gauger. It’s my birthday!
Lightning Fields by Hiroshi Sugimoto, 2008

Sugimoto’s “Lightning Fields” depict electricity, an element that — especially for photographers working with large-format negatives — has historically been problematic and uncontrollable. Static electricity is well known to scar photographers’ negatives, and consequently to destroy their images. (This is one reason why carpets are not installed in darkrooms.) Viewing the challenge as an opportunity rather than a problem, Sugimoto has inverted the process and made nature’s static scars the focus of his attention.

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(Source: frenchtwist)

Bloodgroup - “Cut Out Your Tongue”

1 month ago - 6 -
blue-voids:

Olafur Eliasson - Notion Motion, 2005

blue-voids:

Olafur Eliasson - Notion Motion, 2005

likeafieldmouse:

John Grant - The Language of Water (2010) - Ink in water

snowce:

Tony Cragg

snowce:

Tony Cragg

(Source: variationsonrelations)

losed:

ANGER RELEASE MACHINE (2008) by yarisal & kublitz
Insert a coin. Your selected piece of china will fall to the bottom of the vending machine. It will shatter. You will feel better.

losed:

ANGER RELEASE MACHINE (2008) by yarisal & kublitz

Insert a coin. Your selected piece of china will fall to the bottom of the vending machine. It will shatter. You will feel better.

(via arpeggia)