the amount of times I wanted to do it…

(Source: h8lyfegomez, via katiebawls)

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Eniko Mihalik on the February 2012 cover of Numéro, shot by Sofia Sanchez and Mauro Mongiello

Eniko Mihalik on the February 2012 cover of Numéro, shot by Sofia Sanchez and Mauro Mongiello

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Byroglyphics
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Jesús Vögel “Paradise Circus”

* Advisory: Explicit Content

Starring : Quinn Cornchip, Jenny Boa, Sugar, Sparky Sin Claire, Amelia Talon, Raven le Faye, El Sniper, Blak Karamazov
Filmed by Grays Provocation
Music by Jesús Vögel “Paradise circus” (Massive Attack cover)

Whole track: soundcloud.com/jesusvogel/jesus-vogel-paradise-circus

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"You can’t explain why you like something. The bigger question for me was always to the people asking me to explain. [I’d say], ‘Why don’t you want to hear this?’ I love finding out why people don’t love things. And if you ask people why they don’t like things, particularly when they get into this sort of culture box, you find out that they’re not liking things because of what people are going to think about them, and not because of what the things actually sound like."

Stew, on how people like music or don’t like music because they think other people think they should like or dislike it. (via nprfreshair)

(via nprfreshair)

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prostheticknowledge:

Network by Michael Rigley

Very impressive piece of motion graphics exploring the operation and implications of mobile data. Of particular interest (to those in the US especially) is how long metadata is stored by mobile service providers.

Information technology has become a ubiquitous presence. By visualizing the processes that underlie our interactions with this technology we can trace what happens to the information we feed into the network.

(Source: vimeo.com)

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Substractive wall art by Alexandre Farto

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good:

Patrick Joust clearly loves Baltimore as depicted through his art. A self-professed street photographer, he tries to convey a sense of place through his photos. 

Read more on GOOD and see Joust’s photographs on his website and blog.


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