I want you to look at me, but I don't want you to look at me.

Twin sister chick has a subtle septum piercing sometimes and i want one too.

Twin Sister - I want a house

popular tree (the Uncertainty)

The popular tree's nature is artistic/Looks very decorative but is not very self-confident/Only courageous if necessary/Holding great animosity, it needs goodwill and pleasant surroundings/While very choosy, is often lonely/A good organizer tending to lead toward philosphy/Reliable in any situation, it takes partnership seriously/

[louis wain]

Think tank for human beings in general.

Listening to Twin Sister and Toro Y Moi. Reading 'Wisdom of the West', a fatty text of the history of Philosophy. Burning a nag champa, procrastinating the slumber ritual of washing my face and brushing the pearlies.

I'm thinking about life as usuall.
calculating life privately
seeker of sheer complexity

I'm looking at my recent purchase
I've read this five times already [link]

Boyfriends

[California Select]

This post covers my views on FaceBook.

All it's for is looking cool.

 

I want to chill like this with hip friends,
do drugs, and listen to good buzz music.

Wish I could Xpress myself as much as I wanted 2.

Pap smear

Crystal Castles' Pap is the album's Jesus and i love this bro.
He can have all the bangs he wants.

Zef Side & Enter the Ninja

Channeling Yolandi Visser



zef

Wish you the best guys!

X

i just read Tropic of Cancer

Tipple

My lungs hurt.

Heavy repeatz.

muliebrity

One And Three Chairs

Joseph Kosuth, 1965.

This is one of my favorite (and very popular) conceptual art pieces. Not only was this from a radical new perspective, but deliberatley procative art is already stimulating. One and Three Chairs is essentially an argument. Kosuth places an actual chair against a wall. To its left hangs a dry, documentary-like photograph of that chair, and to its right, a blown up photocopied text panel is to be placed; a dictionary definition of “chair.” It rlly makes obvious how we (the general person) overly focuses on visuals. I battle the possibilities and meanings conveyed. I still question myself when I see it. It's highly intellectually engaging. And of course I love this, it refers to Plato's Forms, in Plato's Republic (Book X).

Joseph Kosuth was 20 years old when he put this together.