#abstracts

[abstractlovin]

Robert Rauchenberg

[redrcs]

Blue Hour Abstracts

Somewhere in the Brindabella Ranges

[beer-buzz]

Scott Bergey

scottbergey.etsy.com

[justanothermasterpiece]

Takashi Isobe.

[gbiechele]

Nice Ice

Helios 44M4 58mm f2.0

Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 50mm f/2.8

Sony A7

[zoeflake]

tempestuousness

[violitkittin]

I've got an Amazing Digital Circus AU for you guys. Check it.

Basic Plot: After the abstraction of Kaufmo, Pomni starts having suspicions about Caine and begins thinking that he's been lying about there not being an exit. Eventually convincing herself that it has to be truth, driving herself to the point of near abstraction in the process, but not without spreading the "truth" to the others, and getting some to turn on Caine, leaving the rest to stop Pomni themselves.

[lenamuellerart]

Leuchten # 32 / Wax pastel on cardboard / ⁣148 x 210 mm / 2024

See also: www.instagram.com/lenamueller_artist

[digitalfossils]

[noelbobby]

This is called 'A Single Line for Five Minutes' because this was literally a single mouse click waved around for five minutes.

[briery]

“Overlooking these abstract patterns in the ocean..." in Big Sur, California, United States. By Nathaniel Wise on Instagram.

[abstractlovin]

Lisa Hochstein

[anactualfrog]

Abstracts (2021)

mental illness, sharpie, ink, and bandaids on paper

[eesirachs]

In the ancient world, gods beget life with carnal holes that are neither violent nor always already-there. These are holes made by divine fingers penetrating into clay, dirt, dust, molding and prodding substance until form becomes flesh. And though these holes share their collapse of the endogenous and exogenous with other bodily holes—such as wounds, orifices—there is a particular third-ness to their borderspace that evades all other forms of concavity (and the linguistic doubling of “forms” belies the overlap, here, between the corporeal form of created matter and stylistic form of the ancient creative genre.) From Atrahasis to Enuma Elish, through the familiar J-source Genesis and across more peripheral works such as Enki and Ninmah, the repeated ancient mode of engenderment is one of holes—both painless and not pre-existing—generating bodies at the very limits which un-do them. By comparing extant genesic narratives from the ancient Near East, this paper aims to perform a theopoetic, affective, (re)turn to creative concavity, or, the g(od) spot. At stake here is not only an illumination of how bodies of this ancient world made sense of themselves, but also, how bodies writ large are composed and composing, how flesh and figure and form knot around one another, and how this kind of carnal simultaneity proved holy/hole-y once and, perhaps, might still be meaningful today.

my paper on holes in ane creation stories

[justanothermasterpiece]

Steven Alexander.