if you got it, good, flaunt it
I learned of Joseph Cornell (American artist and one of the pioneers of assemblage) through a tv show about a year ago and I remember wondering and wondering what
might have inspired a door-to-door salesman to start collecting stuff and putting it in a box. When you think about it, displaying objects in a box is kind of a childish form of self-expression, but then Cornell's boxes strike me as really sad and haunting and not cute or endearing at all. There's something taxidermic about them...but they're so beautiful.
Totally unrelated but i love pete rock & cl smooth
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Ooo thanks for showing me those boxes, its inspired me to do something similar.... and that red lobster with the arrangement of objects... it fits so perfectly.
For a moment, before the pictures loaded and I realised you were talking about the artist, I read his name as Joseph Campbell, and nearly had a moment of major ecstasy. So-En is a fantastic magazine- I can hardly read it, but the images are always superlative.
情趣,情趣用品,巴黎,
情人趣味千奈,
SM,G點,按摩棒,
跳蛋,按摩棒,
情趣味用品,
飛機杯,充氣娃娃,
自慰套,自慰套,
情趣娃娃,自慰器,
充氣娃娃,角色扮演,
情人趣味用品,
潤滑液,跳蛋,
情趣禮物,情趣玩具,
威而柔,
I think that this things are really important, I will doing a lot of things related with the art and I can say that I became in one artist!
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