Breathe

hyperallergic:

Google does a tribute to Robert Indiana with this LOVE filled logo, which links to a Google search of “Valentine’s Day.”

Indiana originally created his iconic LOVE image as a Christmas Card for the Museum Of Modern Art in 1964. The MoMA’s website has this to say about the image that has been remixed and reused endlessly for decades:

Full of erotic, religious, autobiographical, and political underpinnings — especially when it was co-opted as an emblem of 1960s idealism — LOVE is both accessible and complex in meaning.

Alec Soth on Escape Into Life

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#collage andrewharlow:

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kaigakyoshite:

We push ourselves so we can have a better tomorrow. Why can’t we push to have a better today? We work hard so that we will appreciate life in the future. Why can’t we appreciate what we have right now, today? We worry about dying and forever being forgotten. Why can’t we focus on living in the present and being remembered in the heart of a single individual by making a difference in their life, today?

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iheartloons:

Zdzislaw Beksinski, 1975, oil on hardboard

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fuckyeahraainbows:

Is this real ? O:

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chikuwa4649:

Brian Dettmer, Webster Withdrawn, 2010.

Website : http://briandettmer.com/

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