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shrbr:

. by snjezana. on Flickr.

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malformalady:

The “hells” (jigoku) of Beppu are nine spectacular hot springs for viewing rather than bathing. Seven of the hells are located in the Kannawa district and two in the more remote Shibaseki district. The Chinoike Jigoku or ‘blood pond hell’  features a pond of hot, red water. It is the most photogenic of the nine hells.

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ephemeralol:

The Abramović Method at Pac Milano

“If you give me your time, I’ll give you experience.” -Marina Abramovic

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fuck-in-paris:

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rcruzniemiec:

Living Architecture: India 

Images from the book by Andreas Volwahsen published in 1969. [via] 

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Eva Green in The Dreamers

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Re-medium by Tomasz Dobiszewski, 2002-2005

Tomasz Dobiszewski in his work “Re-medium” creates a camera out of a pill pack. The space in which the image appears is where the pill lay just a moment ago. The image might be a vision after the pill has been taken or this vision might be the consequence of taking the image. The author, for whom pinhole photography has always been an uncovering medium, is trying to convince us by putting instructions next to the photographs of how to use them in the shape of an informative brochure added to the medicine, that during “visual pauperisation” the images will still appear, even if only as placebo. [ftp]

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Shirin Neshat, stills from Rapture, 1999

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Her name is Fatima al-Qaws and she is pictured with her son, Zayed, who had been injured taking part in an anti-government protest in Sanaa, the capital of Yemen.

Photo by Samuel Aranda

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raveneuse:

Bas Jan Ader

I’m Too Sad to Tell You

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malformalady:

Path leading to Ganjin’s grave at Tōshōdai-ji in Nara, Japan.

How beautiful.

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