#usermarmalade

Emilia W. Olsen, “Free Palestine” (2023)

honestly, the abstract for my thesis is: picture Lestat straddling the bench & double-fisting a concert grand in a blood-drunk encore cover of "professional widow"

Watan, "Catfiyyeh"

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-  Wangechi Mutu, “Water Woman” (2017) & “Mamaray” (2020)

Jenny Kendler and Andrew Bearnot, “Whale Bells” (2023), handblown ombré glass, Miocene-era fossilized whale ear bones, acoustically-tuned cast rubber ear bones, hand-dyed organic cotton rope, patinated brass

 "When I found a packet of fries that someone had abandoned, I knew that it wouldn't be long until it would attract a these opportunistic birds," said Ben Lucas, who took home first place in the British Wildlife Photography Awards' 15–17-year-old category for his ingenious photo "Street Cleaners." "I set up a small GoPro camera in the back of the packet, after some very weird looks from people passing by, the birds started to show up. As they approached the food, I triggered the camera by voice commands so I didn't put the birds off their meal."

Demian DinéYazhi’ (Diné), “My ancestors will not let me forget this” (2020)