Super 8mm film, color, silent; 2 min. 11 sec

flickr find via twitter

Titled "Toriire" (The Harvest), this brilliant work stands as a spectacular monument to mid-century rural lyricism, moving away from solitary minimalism to document the collective, rhythmic vitality of an autumn rice harvest. The artwork orchestrates a masterfully vibrant, warm palette of golden straw-yellows, rich ochres, striking indigo-blues, and a cool, multi-tiered sky to capture a timeless scene of agrarian life in harmony with Japan's monumental topography.

Hot Milk (2025) | dir. Rebecca Lenkiewicz

me as an adult: teenagers are an oppressed class, their abuse is normalised and systemic and they need to start killing people

gift hooked rugs for friends I've slowly made over the past 2 years; they're approximately about 20" x 17"

[i want this love to be resilient] by Marilyn Hacker

Antonio Tempesta & Alessandro Allori ~ 1580

Joy Sullivan, from “At the Airport”, Instructions for Traveling West

summertime

whatever. it's not even a big deal. 18 years apart on some random night in the summer. right down the street. staring out turned toward an open sky, a whole life ahead of him. staring forward as the only life he has ever known speeds away from him. yeah. it's fine. IT'S FINE

Matt Johnson on using his real name in films

would you electrocute him for 5 dollars