sticky stuff of dreams.

glass doors of forever
thin air of dust
forever may be never
feed me moondust

Sparklehorse - It's a wonderful life

Sparklehorse - It's a wonderful life

Listening to sparklehorese is like sitting on a cloud of dusty marshmallows eating away at the glitters that constantly stream through your dreams. If you feel like dreaming your way out, sparklehorse may melt your negative confrontations away.

Gerda Steiner & Jorge Lenzlinger

laying on a water bed watching an installation move around me
laying on a hospital bed
being watched
stomach juice

"At the end of this quivering canal you come to a spooky rainforest with old plumbing and dangling debris — buckets and spiders, matted wire and drink bottles. Hanging items drop downward like stalactites. You walk around the trashy plastic cave with a sense of awe, as if inspecting the natural marvels of speleology."

POLLY BORLAND

Exhibition : Bunny is showing in Melbourne 18 July - 23 August 2008
Murray White Room Sargood Lane, Melbourne 3000, Australia Tel + 61 (0)3 9663 3204 www.murraywhiteroom.com

the dress looks nice on you

69smith

69 smith street gallery
http://www.69smithstreet.com.au/
2008

christmas perfect.

We need this for Christmas!
<3
priced at 78 US dollars, juicy couture has won my heart over with their 12k gold plated metal heart locket. They also have other cute jewelry that come in the cupcake box.
you could eat your own Christmas present!

"I think the reason a person becomes a photographer is because they want to take it all and compress it into one particular stillness. When you really want to say something to someone, you grab them, you hold them, you embrace them. That's what happens in this still form."

je t'adore Rozanna

honey bear

The word ‘fashion’ seems so one-dimensional. People who don’t take time to consider fashion think there is only one route ‘to follow the fashion’. The trick is making ‘the fashion’. Demonstrate that difference from those who follow. Most designers don’t follow; they create original fashion items that are often living breathing pictures of themselves. Such designers impart their personality to their garments. Christobal Balenciaga described the role of the designer as “An architect for design, a sculptor for shape, a painter for colour, a musician for harmony and a philosopher for temperance.”