#objets d'art

[heloisecolloch]

L'exposition SOUL BOXES en images

[ladythomasina]

"Therapy Session" stapler by Ted Arnold

source: bidsquare.com

[deanohgorman]

Paris Living Room Library Example of a mid-sized transitional open concept medium tone wood floor living room library design with white walls, no fireplace and no tv

[unbonmot]

@identifying-cars-in-posts

[garlandedspirits]

Some beautiful 18th century boxes by Johann Christian Neuber of Dresden

[columboscreens]

[cumuluslife]

[unbonmot]

The oranges are horrifying, but everything else here is perfection.

Which is your favorite ?

[devisopod]

slightly more put together concept! still not sold on her hair, but other than that I think she's pretty solid—I definitely want her to have sharper features

[sillycatglassblower]

Galaxy ✨

Veilleuse Galaxie ✨

Disponible sur mon site ✨

Galaxy Night Light ✨

Available on my site✨

[datura21]

Avec Aurélie nous avons joué à Man Ray rencontre Duchamp et Mondrian.

[unbonmot]

This sofa will serve 10,000 asses after my Ikea loveseat has decomposed from particle board into mere particles.

"Loveseat" more like ADORATION STATION AM I RIGHT?

[timharrold]

Jaywick is a small community near Clacton-on-Sea on the North Sea coast of the county of Essex in England, UK.

[proustian-dream]

No me interesa ya escribir libros, sea de poemas o -como lo pensé en algún momento- una novela. Todo se trata ahora de dispositivos experimentales, máquinas literarias. Ya no un libro con una configuración específica, sino crear un pequeño mundo ilustrado, un gabinete de curiosidades, uno de esos libros flotantes carsonianos. Un modelo de escritura de este tipo parte, por supuesto, de las cajas, ensamblajes y collages de Cornell. ¿Cómo contener el flujo poético de los objetos (textuales, materiales, visuales, incluso musicales) que me obsesionan sin encerrarlos sobre sí mismos? ¿Cómo combinar lo imposible de combinar en una poética que tenga sentido para mí y que, a la vez, siempre se exceda?

[unbonmot]

This reminds me of lemon bowls, but bigger and more beautiful.

[drawdownbooks]

We don't just make books, we make bookends too!

Durable powder-coated steel construction (made in the USA), and a classic L-shape form designed to keep your books in place. 5.5 in. × 5.25 in. One piece. Designed by Christopher and Kathleen Sleboda