For baby ARMYs: an invaluable resource. Yes it's a LOT. Took me about 1.5 years to go through it. It's so helpful in getting a feel for eras you've missed. Use it as much as you like/can, and ALL THANKS to @BTS_Trans@BTS_TransKive 💜🙏🏽👑
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@daechwikoo_ Moi j'ai passé les deux meilleures soirées de ma vie et c'est tout ce qui compte. Ces images m'ont rendue toute nostalgique et heureuse à la fois : j'étais là!
People🥹🥹
🐨: Um, people. Isn't it funny that people paint people? When I go to, specifically, like a retrospective of a single artist, what always catches me for the longest is the self-portrait of an artist. You know, it could tell a lot. Like Rembrandt, when he was really young; when he was in his middle age; when he painted it again when he was really old. We could just take a glance at his life.
🐨: I've never painted once, so I just always wonder, like, what do the artists think when they paint the people? We sometimes forget, especially when we get overwhelmed by the aura of a name like Picasso or Matisse, they are just people and humans, and there are people behind the frame. I always try to remind myself that art is always done by the people. And I just want to install a lot of different, even photographs, of different human kinds. Like couples, women, sisters, brothers. Yeah, there are a lot of humans, and we can see how they put their love in this small frame.
🐨: This photograph of Han Youngsoo: there are no faces. It's a normal couple, in Seoul, in 1950s. It was right after the Korean War. He captured the moment that there was, of – daily life is going on for normal people. I learned in school, they were so poor and sad and nothing was there, in our 50s and 60s. But there are some people just living their lives. They look just so cool. It teaches me there are a lot of sides that I can't see or get to know. It makes me think of, maybe my parents would look like this when they were dating in their young ages.
🐨: This was hung up on the wall in my parents' house. I just took it from them. “I need this for the exhibition, so I'm bringing it.” They told me like, “Okay, bring another photograph.” Like sometimes when I take something out of their houses, “Oh, where is that, piece that we loved in our bedroom or our living room?” It's like, “Ah, I just... I liked it more, so I just brought it to my home.” Like, can you give it back again?”
#RMxSFMOMA
"Sometimes you just like something,
and you're not really sure why.
I was asked to explain it, so I tried,
but it didn't convey very well.
So I just made a room instead."
that's mf rkive poetry y'all 🥹
"A feed, a drawer, even a corner of the heart are all, in the end, just each person's own small exhibition. 'I don't know why, I just like it.' And honestly, that's enough"
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH 😭💜🔥🙌
WOWWWW what a great edit! Never question why BTS has millions of ARMYs .. not only do they make phenomenal music but they are also so relatable giving us music that touches every corner of our lives! 💞
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“In the end I realized I can't really be anything more than just myself.”
I LOVE HIM😭😭
🐨: In that term, I guess this exhibition is a pretty long introduction of myself.
🐨: and I feel embarrassed kind of but the thing is sometimes I don't really know why I collected all these things.
🐨: So I just named one of the sections, “I don't know but I like it.” That's my honest feeling.
🐨: And likewise I always fill my own limits. Sometimes I feel incredibly proud of myself then incredibly embarrassed by myself. Back and forth.
🐨: In the end I realized I can't really be anything more than just myself.
#RMxSFMOMA
@cypherluscious I started "A love other than yours". Realistic complex relationship, quite good (4 ep available).
And for a light mood "ordinary jackpot", extra fun (reminds me Misaeng)
To new army, watch the left one carefully and listen to what they had to go through. And those of us listening to this type of sh*t live through cameras were boiling inside. And it was not only that one time. It went on for years.
That's why we NEVER take things for granted.
So we’re posting DDay pics? I had just gotten a new phone the day before so my footage is hit or miss. But having Yoongi performing Ddaeng right in front of us is a core memory!
a reminder that bts said “fuck you i don’t care, you can’t control my shit” right in front of govt officials before their enlistment, this is so iconic. haters really think bts give a fk about them when this is how bts is they do not CARE