been off the art habit for too long that i was starting to get itchy. here’s one of my favorite barns. i fear it’ll be torn down soon because it’s so very close to the road, leany, and clearly not in use.
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@IoanSaid oo looks interesting, and it seems they have an english version.
i went through this one again recently. such a classic.
@DoomsdaysCW thanks! They’re a great place to start honestly — the straight lines of architecture over the complexity of the human figure.
@npub1g80pwudqxx9rmxu6l8l35rpu0wgxse72d4896se44zlevzcaxfpsetc8cv@momostr.pink @DoomsdaysCW oof, i’m hesitatingly interested in checking this story out, but i have a suspicion of the ending, that if the rich are doing this there’ll be no accountability for the swine that’s probably also caused havoc over to my state of vermont.
snapped a bunch at these beauties. the lower bulk of them were so chock full of definition.
listening to ram das on the way to a kurt vile show felt right. kurt’s energy is so low-ego, he radiates letting-go to the crowd through his slacker unconcern
did a little write up from the hike I saw my new owl friend on https://wescarr.com/blog/trip-report/frost-butler-loop-second-time
"But by now I no longer needed this [an affected accent] vivid false identity; now I was acquiring, I felt, a sense of my own real authority and worth, I had had many new experiences and I was growing."
I liked this framing of growing up -- sensing an internal authority.
always nice to hear your state mentioned, and to learn how it was perceived in the 40s/50s.
