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climbing into oblivion

marking my transition

ecstatic joy at the coming end

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This is my contribution to #Ashes2ashes
project by Kellybrnz

I got ashes from @kellybrnz @evrythngissoft @a_ileigh @SkullTakes @eduardopolitzer 🤯

With those ashes i painted
A Golden bear
This bear was burned and its now minted on @objktcom
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I Fell For It
Ed. 5, 450 tez
objkt.com/tokens/hicetnu…
teia.art/objkt/884819
Animated Gif, 700 x 700, 15 besotted frames, 10fps, @lm_netwebs
#Tezos #nftcollector #teia #lornamills #objkt #readerididntmarryhim
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dilettaunte'd.

gather your viscous resolve when vicious self doubt hardens, then allow yourself to soften and flow past the dilatant behaviour of taunting thoughts.

Created for the wonderful #KIDPIXARTSHOW organized by @SujiGR & @August357501182 🥳🥳💖

Full gallery is now open for g2cYSufp
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A depiction of a siren, from the Granvelle Palace. Attributed to Claude Lullier, France, 16th century.
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Mohammad Sha’ban, a Palestinian farmer from Halhul in the Hebron area of the occupied West Bank, says 11 gates and seven settler outposts have been installed around Halhul since 2025, making it increasingly difficult for farmers to make a living.
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good meat.
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Studio Visit (Eine Tanzerin)

Part of the KID PIX ART SHOW, curated by @SujiGR and @August35750182 💃
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"Stop Genocide / Free Palestine" Seen on a box truck in Yandina, Queensland
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Vera Molnár in 1981: "One of my dreams… is to build a robot named Vera Molnar, who will …be able to grasp the underlying logic of my entire process and… meticulously follows every single order that I give him."
Vera Molnar never loved technology for itself. Her drive was curiosity. What happens when you give a system freedom? The computer was simply a new tide washing through her logic /1
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