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An image characteristic about a city in quarantine, not psycho like someone told, but a city hit by economic crisis. So wandering around the streets, you could see discarded equipment from closed clothing stores, surrounded by favorite animals!
Rain turns the sand into mud
Wind turns the trees into bone
Stars turning high up above
You turn me into somebody loved
~The Weepies
Found this mysterious object on a rocky beach in the Azores - brick mashed into stone, worn by the sea into a smooth triangle? No idea what this is, sort of wish I’d brought it home.
Artist Duke Riley's "Boozalier" made from found plastic nip bottles and plastic water bottle caps. Exhibit "Death To The Living, Long Live Trash" at the Brooklyn Museum
The dream I had / had to be fixed / or else / the occupants would fly / and the words / would become too loose.
Box-assemblage-collage, size 50x55x6 cm, 2016.
On the road from Avetrana to Manduria, we stopped at the church of San Pietro, near the beach. The beach was practically deserted; it was clearly no longer peak season. The temperature during this period was around 25 degrees Celsius.
Across the main street from the church is a place where you can enjoy delicious ice cream.
We then continued along the coastline with views of the beautiful beaches. We reached Marina di Maruggio, where we turned off to Manduria.
Lemon or Lime? East Boston Street Boston, MA August 31, 2018
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It started by a pick
of very average
art.
After the act of erasion,
and the addition of
new paint, plus
a minor quantity of
iron wire mesh,
and used-up cutting
disc.
this became
a day at the zoo
(mixed-media, 30x50 cm, 2019, www.meurtant.exto.org)