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Usually I see graffiti that could use some practice in lettering, but this was a surprising sight while driving by.
One of my very favorite flowers, done in origami. I designed this for an upcoming publication. I photoshopped the color-change because I didn't have pink/white paper, but the folding sequence does produce an actual color change...if you happen to have the right paper.
The version shown is folded from a single, 15" square of Origamido paper. See some photos of the actual plant here:
Having lived a university shooting in Montreal where 14 engineering female students lost their lives, I can just imagine what those families & friends feel "A bleeding heart" that will never stop bleeding. R.I.P
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It's easy to see the origin of bleeding heart's common name when you get a look at its heart-shape pink or white blooms with a protruding tip at the base of the heart. They grow best in partial to full shade in moist, well-drained soil. Some types bloom only in spring and others bloom spring, summer, and fall, provided temperatures aren't too high.
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Dicentra Spectabilis or also called Bleeding Heart plant. This is one of my favourite plants.
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Some people are afraid of what they might find if they try to analyze themselves too much, but you have to crawl into your wounds to discover where your fears are. Once the bleeding starts, the cleansing can begin.
~ Tori Amos
Разбитое сердце (Дицентра великолепная) в Аптекарском Огороде / Dicentra spectabilis (Bleeding heart) in the Apothecary Garden, Moscow
Fujifilm X-E1 + Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro
We have a single Bleeding Heart plant in our backyard and for a few brief days every year, the hearts pour out. And then, they are gone and I become heart-broken. Less than an inch (~2cm) in length, they are small fragile little wonders.
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When I awoke to this story on NPR this morning, I remembered having seen an artwork at MOMA by the Ghanaian-born artist who was subject of the story, so here it is:
El Anatsui (°1944), Bleeding Takari II (2007), aluminum (bottle caps, foil seals) and copper wire, 4 x 6m (13 x 20ft.)
Now I notice that I could have seen the exhibit they talked about at the Brooklyn Museum last month! And I did not even notice his work near the High Line, though one of the photos I took there had his work in the background! Oh, well, at least I recognized it at UCLA and at the Broad...