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This is a repeating rifle made by Syntex, it has a solid gold action and barrel, it also has a leaf sight and an ammo holder on the stock, the gun itself only holds 4 rounds at a time so it has limited uses.
A lot of my photos seem to be of the Space Needle, but I'm hoping the skies of Seattle stop them becoming too repetitive.
I left the house in dense drizzle and yet by lunchtime we were treated to autumnal sunshine. The clouds rolled in again just in time for the setting sun to reflect off them.
It's strange to watch the news reports of chaos in New York and realise I'm only a little closer to there than I was when I lived in the UK.
Big place, America.
Yayoi Kusama is one of Japan’s most influential contemporary artists, known for her bold use of repetition, color, and immersive environments. Born in 1929 in Matsumoto, she grew up surrounded by nature, a source of inspiration that later shaped her iconic motifs of dots, nets, and organic forms. As a young woman, she moved to the United States, where she became part of the avant‑garde art scene in New York during the 1960s. There she experimented with performance art, large‑scale installations, and paintings that pushed the boundaries of minimalism and pop art.
Kusama’s signature polka dots emerged as a way to express both obsession and liberation, transforming everyday objects into fields of infinite pattern. Her “Infinity Mirror Rooms” invite viewers into dazzling spaces filled with reflections, lights, and repeating shapes, creating the sensation of endlessness. Despite her international success, Kusama has long been open about her struggles with mental health; since the 1970s she has lived voluntarily in a psychiatric hospital in Tokyo, continuing to create art daily in a nearby studio.
Her work spans painting, sculpture, fashion, and architecture, always driven by the idea of dissolving the self into the universe. Today, Kusama’s exhibitions attract millions of visitors worldwide, and her installations have become cultural landmarks. Through persistence, imagination, and fearless experimentation, she has built a body of work that is both deeply personal and universally resonant.
inspired by Pam Garrison but in no way close to her work! These are not my usual colors..sort of out of my zone.
How to Paint Repeating Wall Mural – Think you don’t have the art skills necessary to pull off creating a wall mural? I’m here to tell you that you can do it! See how you can get the upscale look of wallpaper without the expense. I’m sharing an artist’s step by step tips on how […]
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Repeating detail of a series of arched entryways and columns on a building in forbidden city,beijing,China.