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Cosima von Bonin, Der Italianer at Mumok, Vienna, Austria, 2014 (via lazysusan)
In Italian and also English, there is the word 'original'. It really fascinates me. Because 'original' means something new, but at the same time, in the word it also includes 'origin' which represents something old. Then, innovation is exactly what makes something old into something new. I think China has a different approach to innovation because the cultural attitude is to replicate.
Joseph Di Pasquale, "On Weirdness in China," 2014
Symbols of Neopagan Traditions, c. 2010
Top left to bottom right: Slavic, Celtic, Germanic, Latvian, Hellenic, Armenian, Italo-Roman, Kemetic, Wicca/Witchcraft, Finnish, Hungarian, Lithuanian, Estonian, Circassian, Semitic, Goddess Worship.
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Pablo Bronstein, Garden Facade in the Italian Style, 2011 (via heathwest)