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Alex Schaefer doing his thing

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Ed Ruscha

Various Small Fires

1970

Book

[tempusnon]

Frida Orupabo

All is broken in the night (Installation view)

Galerie Nordenhake Berlin, 2024

[tempusnon]

Jaclyn Conley

Hunters

2023

Oil on linen

[tempusnon]

Wilhelm Sasnal

Untitled

2008

Oil on canvas

[tempusnon]

Sol Lewitt

Form Derived From A Cube

1982

Gouache and pencil on paper

[tempusnon]

Stanley Kubrick

2001: A Space Odyssey (film still)

1968

Film

[tempusnon]

Stanley Kubrick

Barry Lyndon (film still)

1975

Film

[tempusnon]

Vija Clemins drawing sapce

[tempusnon]

Pattern created by a Japanes Pufferfish to attract a mate.

The dark spot near the center is the shadow of the artist for scale.

[tempusnon]

Brian Eno

Turntable II

2024

Acrylic, LED lights

[tempusnon]

Wolfgang Tillmans

Paper Drop (friend)

2007

C-print

[tempusnon]

NASA

Voyager 1 image of Saturn

Nov. 16, 1980

[tempusnon]

Stanley Kubrick

Dr. Strangelove (film still)

1964

Film

[tempusnon]

Ansel Adams

Yosemite Valley, Yosemite National Park

1934

Gelatin silver print

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I once went backpacking with a friend; starting from a city called Sendai in Japan, we trekked to a temple called "YAMADERA", literally translated to "Mountain Temple"., a temple in the mountains.

As we got to the city of Sendai and had a look around, I noticed this pictured fellow everywhere. Oh it's that Graffit thing. Sendai does have its' own share of prominent graffiti. Long story short this is the character of a writer called SHAR. Or is this SHAR. We'll have to ask him sometime.

As we trekked out of the city and into the mountains, it got harsh and the road was closed due to a landslide. After crossing the line it was me, my friend, and the monkeys at night.

AND SHAR.

I remember trekking the destroyed road surrounded by angry monkey tribes, on top of the mountain, feeling scared, but feeling stronger because SHAR was here. He was the last one catching tags up in the mountains, and it gave me strength.

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Francis Bacon

Sand Dune 

1983

Oil paint and pastel on canvas