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mid-May’s eldest child / often referenced, poorly cited
I'M NOT HERE ANYMORE, FIND MY ART AT

[♥️🦢 @chazzybones_]

@narutorun2mall what if i come back on this app 4u and sadie

[♥️🦢 @chazzybones_]

photos by Tammie Quintana, peacockeyes on insta

[♥️🦢 @chazzybones_]

popping back on here to say i'm never coming back here, and also i got married on may day

[reb @rebmasel]

An artist I follow on Instagram (gary.panter) posted this photo of their computer screen on their birthday and it has stuck to my heart like glue

[Return to Your Roots @RootsReturn]

Scene from the 1950 German film Heart of Stone, based on Wilhelm Hauff’s 1826 fairy tale. It depicts the traditional Black Forest wedding attire.

[♥️🦢 @chazzybones_]

i think my dad is going to die tomorrow.

[♥️🦢 @chazzybones_]

i’m back home to help my mom while my dad dies. they get to do this and i get to help because they love each other, and it’s insane that life just continues on.

[gal౨ৎ @prtygal777]

The final stage of healing is becoming an artist

[♥️🦢 @chazzybones_]

little cat died in the night. i was calling her “baby” when i was sitting with her yesterday—we found her anxious and tense yesterday, and when we checked this morning, she was laying down, relaxed and a little warmer. died in her sleep. we buried her in the backyard.

[♥️🦢 @chazzybones_]

helping a very old and sickly cat die comfortably on a very cold and windy day in new orleans, i am sad.

[♥️🦢 @chazzybones_]

and my dad is doing worse, like much worse. dying is hard work, but and little. the cat is curled under a blanket and so is my dad and they are both still alive tonight.

[A @seattleiminyou]

If a girl asks your zodiac sign and your first response is to be annoyed, you’ve already fucked up. You don’t have enough whimsy in your heart to entertain an arbitrary topic for even a little tiny bit and it’s ugly

[♥️🦢 @chazzybones_]

BRED.

[♥️🦢 @chazzybones_]

stag beetle bread.

[Udo Kier @udokier]

film should not be streamed on netflix. envelop yourself in the darkness of the movie hall and submit to the artist's vision.

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

The Metamorphosis of Daphne. Italian School, Trapani, Sicily. Date: 17th century AD. Medium: Red coral figure with gilt copper mounts on a later wood base. H. 22 cm. Collection: Private collection.⁣
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This sculpture represents a brilliant intersection of biology, mythology and supreme craftsmanship specific to the city of Trapani in Sicily. During the 17th century this port city became one of the principal centres of coral processing in the Mediterranean thanks to the vast banks of Corallium rubrum discovered nearby. Artisans here did not just carve the material they collaborated with it. You can see how the sculptor utilized the natural branching growth of the coral colony to represent the very moment Daphne transforms into a laurel tree to escape the god Apollo. Her fingers extend into the natural forks of the coral which are tipped with gilded copper leaves, blurring the line between the artwork and the raw material.⁣
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What makes this choice of medium intellectually fascinating is the ancient mythology surrounding coral itself. According to Ovid, who also wrote the story of Daphne, coral was born from the blood of Medusa. When Perseus severed the Gorgon head and laid it on a bed of seaweed, the blood turned the plants into stone. Therefore the artist is sculpting a story of metamorphosis (Daphne turning into a tree) out of a material that was physically defined by metamorphosis (seaweed turning to stone via blood).⁣
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see-1: https://t.co/Bk3R30Dygb⁣

[♥️🦢 @chazzybones_]

sent to the love of my life on his birthday after slicing my finger and bleeding a bit on a piece in the gallery that’s $68K, having a normal one.

[elle🪲 @reysskywalkrs]

#nw : Le Vourdalak (2023)

[♥️🦢 @chazzybones_]

best day!!!

[hagfishfan666 @lovedbythesword]

*motioning towards your girlfriend* you know that thing will eat you when you die