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2 months ago

A black and white image of a belt buckle pasted onto a white background, with the text "Improve your image... Be seen with a butch!" written around the borders.

A black and white, close-up image of the pocket of a pair of jeans with a red, heart-shaped lollipop sticking out, pasted on a black background. White text around the image reads, "Improve your life, get a butch lover."

A black and white image of two carabiners, one with a keychain showing the double venus symbol hanging off of it, and the other with a keychain with the transsexuality symbol hanging off of it. Both are conjoined by a heart-shaped padlock, and pasted onto a white background. Black text on the left side of the screen reads "Dykes make the day brighter."

A black and white image of a woman wearing jean pants, with white text over it that reads "Make friends with butches if you should be so lucky..."

A white background with a series of black and white images pasted onto it, including a bottle of estradiol, an open switchblade, a leafy plant, an open bottle of nail polish, a screw, a work boot, a heart-shaped carabiner, three bolts, a chain, a set of keys, a butterfly, a collar, a pair of pliers, a screw, a kiss print, two strawberries, a second carabiner, and a pill with the letter "B" on it. In the middle of the image, there is black text that reads "A lesbian is forever."

lesbianism as shown by @sweatermuppet

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5 months ago

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4 months ago

“We often forget that we are nature. Nature is not something separate from us. So when we say that we have lost our connection to nature, we’ve lost our connection to ourselves.” Andy Goldsworthy is a land artist and photographer renowned for his ephemeral, site-specific installations made from natural materials such as ice, rocks, sand, and branches. Created with an acute awareness of the landscape’s inherent changes, his sculptures intentionally blur the lines between art and nature. Andy’s transient works are photographed only once, right after they’re created, and explore the passage of time and our relationship with nature, emphasising the impermanence of life and the continuous interplay between human creativity and the natural world.

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1 month ago