Inspirited

Red Light District, Ueno 上野

By : Chris Lewis

Akiufall in Winter, Japan by Parmanand Sharma 

On the hiking path to Juniko Lakes, Aomori / Japan (by wallacefsk).

朝を照らす。

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Ki Hong Lee + Keke Palmer + Quvenzhané Wallis

People are capable of doing this and I can’t even drink from a cup without spilling some on my boobs

never forget that australias first ever winter olympics gold was won because the guy was coming dead last and everyone in front of him fell over

its happening

and the only reason he was in the semis was bc one of the guys that came ahead of him in the quarters was disqualified

90’s nostalgia 

Originally from Korea, David Choong Lee (featured in HF Vol. 30) has been a staple of San Francisco’s art scene for the past 20 years. Known for his elaborate assemblages composed of individual paintings on boxes on different depths, Lee deftly blends figuration with abstract dreamscapes, inserting realistically-rendered figures into explosions of shapes and kaleidoscopic colors. For his latest body of work, however, Lee emptied his paintings of human presence. His solo show “Cosmic Dust,” opening at Luna Rienne Gallery in San Francisco on September 13, will feature a series of acrylic paintings on canvas that focus on Lee’s intergalactic worlds — untouched and uninhabited. Honing in on the psychedelic imagery that once served as a background for his figures, he unfurls pools of liquid rainbows, mysterious glowing orbs and powerful beams of light. His new work gives the sensation of touching down on another planet. See more on Hi-Fructose.

day 4: which gif of your NU’EST bias drives you crazy? ↳ all that minhyun does drives me crazy...