#conceptual artist
The Portal by @flippermood
“Go confidently in the direction of your dreams and live the life you have imagined.” -Henry D. Thoreau
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Warrior Of Love by @flippermood
To tell the truth, love is a heavenly beast that scares the hell out of me. I watch it devour people, two by two; it fascinates them with the lure of eternity, shuts them up in a sort of cocoon, lifts them up to heaven, and then drops their carcasses back to earth like peels.” -Kamel Daoud
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Darkness Before Light by @flippermood
Haruki Murakami: ‘You have to go through the darkness before you get to the light.’
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“I am the painful verses that snakes sing, I am the oppressed heart sobbing the pain of its loves, my words do not have flavour or but they feed the soul, the soul that understands all the incomprehensible, the corner that echoes rumours of nostalgia. Poetry is the dawn awake at night reciting poems to the darkness so it can dream. Poetry is the life we create in letters and sadness without mouth. I am the soul that is mature and keeps echoes of memories and dreams. I am the one whom death awaits at dawn.”
Train back home
Beautiful Dreamer by @flippermood
Perhaps
we may meet each other in a dream.
— Marina Tsvetaeva,
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Everything Reminds Me of You Pt. I(on Instagram)
fromSecrets I Tell the TreesbyMarisa Renee
: Mamiya RB67
: Kodak Ektar 100 120
Each letter of this phrase was hand-cut from cottonwood leaves and hung on hemp twine to create a conceptual art installation. This image was shot from my bedroom window in September 2020 in Thornton, Colorado.
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Will I Ever Be Happy? Pt. I & Pt. II (on Instagram)
fromSecrets I Tell the Trees
: Mamiya RB67
: Kodak Ektar 100 120
Each letter of this phrase was hand-cut from willow leaves and hung on hemp twine to create a conceptual art installation. This image was shot in September 2020 in Thornton, Colorado.
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Is This What I Waited For?(on Instagram) by Marisa Renee
fromSecrets I Tell the Trees
: Mamiya RB67
: Kodak Ektar 100 120
Each letter of this phrase was hand-cut from honey locust leaves and hung on hemp twine to create a conceptual art installation. This image was shot in September 2020 in Thornton, Colorado.
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