Body Maps

Foto: Margaret Lansink

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Views from Mountain Hostel, Gimmelwald, Switzerland. ( via )

A sculpture of the monument honoring engineer Evaristo Txurruka. Txurruka was the one who built the port of Bilbo and channeled its river, two facts that made possible the industrialisation and huge economic bloom of the city during the 19th century.

The sculpture is an allegory: a man (on the right) is fighting the sea, personified in Poseidon (left) who's already fallen and lost his crown; so although the man is still struggling, he will likely win the battle. The artist behind it was Miguel García de Salazar (1939).

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weird how nothing about u is like, too small or too dumb to know bc it all comes together to become YOU. sending your friend a picture of your favorite snack is saying something important whether u realize it or not. wheres that palahniuk quote

Torso of AirBY OCEAN VUONGSuppose you do change your life.& the body is more thana portion of night––sealedwith bruises. Suppose you woke& found your shadow replacedby a black wolf. The boy, beautiful& gone. So you take the knife to the wallinstead. You carve & carveuntil a coin of light appears& you get to look in, at last,on happiness. The eyestaring back from the other side––waiting.Ocean Vuong, "Torso of Air" from Night Sky with Exit Wounds. Copyright © 2016 by Ocean Vuong. Reprinted by permission of Copper Canyon Press, www.coppercanyonpress.org.

Nicolas Lupot, Viole d'amour (1817)

girlie that's not a random headache u are dehydrated malnourished over caffeinated over stressed and sleep deprived

MOVING X-RAYS [1938]

Elton John, Diana Ross and Cher at the Rock Music Awards (1975)

HOLLIE MILLER / “MERCURY” / 2020 [printed on hahnemuehle paper | 13 x 13″]

"JEFFREY PINE" (SENTINEL DOME) ANSEL ADAMS // YOSEMITE, c. 1940 [gelatin silver print | 7 1/4 x 9 3/8"]

audre lorde, circa 1960s