*MADR*
Marianna, 18, Sydney, she/her
(a small gay bean)
Remember seeing them for the first time? Didn’t it feel good?
Life currently, moving on to better things, still taking too many drugs.
Ana Mendieta - untitled (Self-Portrait with Blood), 1973.
Does anyone know about some free permaculture courses/volunteer workshops etc? In Australia or New Zealand. Preferably some that are at least a few days long.
This is the most beautiful thing I’ve read in years, I love everything about this. Zoe, come back so I can hug your face.
screen grabs of scanned photos from japan
alot more to process - really pleased with these rolls and love the smaller format of japanese photo printing
Always always missing this heartbreaker
Fitzroy, May 2016
Anonymous asked: Did you go well in HSC? I'm struggling
Hey pal! Please don’t stress too much about the HSC. I never think about it anymore, it passes. Try your best but also don’t push yourself too much, you’re going through a really tough struggle, pace yourself and reward yourself! Try not to feel guilty whenever you do something for yourself (I struggled with this a lot during the HSC and it doesn’t get you anywhere I promise). You’re doing so well and have done so well already! You’re nearly there! My pal Emma also had some really good advice for people going through year 12 so head to her blog @e-n-b too! I’m so proud of you! Sending so much love 💛
Pale bellies in the dark, the wattle is coming out early
I didn’t sleep on Wednesday night. Instead I spent the night taking drugs and running around the city with good people eventually to end up high above the world and watching the sunrise.
Slow Object 04, 1998
‘Slow Object 04’ is close-up video and it shows a delicate manipulation of an ordinary round rubber band bobbing up and down in slow motion. As if the movement of the disc and the hand takes place in an aquarium, the object appears to be suspended as escaping Earth’s gravity: it slightly deforms and it rarely returns to the initial point. By avoiding camera movements and sound, the artist’s hand mediates the intelligibility of the surrounding world. In this way, Dekyndt guides the viewer to focus into a micro-phenomenon, a dreamy reality where an insignificant object - ruled by unknown forces – leads us to think about our contingent world.