Falling asleep with the TV on.

Gustavo Rimada’s “El Jardin” at Haven Gallery.

Currently on view at Haven Gallery in Northport, New York is artist Gustavo Rimada’s fantastic solo exhibition, “El Jardin.”

Characterized by graphic aesthetics, Rimada often works with bold color palettes and stylized subjects. His paintings intermingle Mexican visuals, art history and contemporary tattoo culture. Mexican born, but California based, this coupling melds the bridge between his ancestral heritage and his current life in the United States. Oftentimes, Rimada can be found portraying his subjects as both historic and cultural icons laced with symbolic and organic elements such as flowers, skeletons and butterflies. A dynamic dance of history, color and representation that beautifully represents the blending and celebration of two cultures becoming one.

The exhibition will be on view until November 3rd, 2019.

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Yo….this boi W I L D.

Can we just take a moment to appreciate Heero’s sass? 

I love this episode so much. It’s a small detail, but I really love his choice of words here. He doesn’t even care if he dies, and it’s not because of his usual suicidal tendencies. 

“Just get it over with.”

It’s obvious his suit isn’t a good match for the ZERO unit, and it doesn’t even matter in his mind. He’s exactly where he has to be, in front of that colony, front of the line, faced with death, because he’s the only one that can at that moment. It was what he was trained for his whole life. And he’s willing to give his life for it, and the people who live there.