I Found The Dream Factory no. iii, Theda Desmond

Kyoto ware incense box in the shape of a crouching rabbit by Japanese potter Nonomura Ninsei, created during the Edo period (mid-17th century).

Janice, 26

“I’m wearing a vintage ski jacket and vintage button up under a bodysuit from Maniere de Coir, and pants that were gifted to me with my everyday Demonia boots. Currently my style is inspired by my emotions and current and past street/underground culture from NYC and Asia.”

Georgetown Waterfront Park

Barton Rubenstein created the 15’ stainless steel sculpture “Mother Earth” as a symbol of unity for global sustainability and to inspire hope for the world in our changing climate. It is positioned downstream of the Potomac River, toward the world’s oceans, to symbolize the connection of all bodies of water. As you look at the magnificent sculpture, observe its position against the nearby tree. The green color of the leaves outlines another face of Mother Earth, reinforcing its hope for our natural environment.