the physical that permeates into the art piece.

laser prints mounted on plexi (and quote used as title) by nobuhiro nakanishi.

holly suan gray.

i'm loving this lady. a lot.

yes.

theyskens' theory, all of it please.  much thanks.

GIANT polaroids.

when i was in college i took a class that took us to the 20x24 polaroid studio ... TO USE IT.  my results were, um, well, weird.  after freaking out for a good couple of weeks i still had no idea what i was going to shoot and so, it ended up being a self-portrait.  me, white background, white hoodie, and mac oyster girl lipglass.  i honestly think that i might actually like the image if it wasn't a 20x24 of myself.  now i just look at it and see the baby fat face of my 20ish year old self.  so in lieu of ever going back ... which i suppose i shouldn't discount ... i'm going to lust after this 20x24 giant polaroid print by grant hamilton.  i mean, it is amazing, no?

grant hamilton found on oh joy!

two things.

andy farkas and dawid tomaszewski, i am obsessed with them both.

the book's story.

cara barer

sculpting the printed word.

he can live with us ... if he wants.

because honestly, he would look auuuhhhhhhhhhhhmazing on our dining room wall.  you know just to the left of our new liquor closet (have i mentioned that our new house is fantastic?  a mess, with practically nothing in it's proper place, but fantastic never-the-less).

{tapestry sculpture by frederic morrel via pattern people}