The White Door

A truly great hug is a rich experience that has you pull another human body deliciously tight into yours as a way of saying, “I so deeply value your presence that I’m taking this exact moment to feel you, smell you, breathe with you—essentially stamp your being into my cellular memory so that even though we may be soon part, you will in fact always be with me in the living fabric of my existence.” Bryan Reeves

At Larry's

Maybe we need to teach a history of experiences in art, so that forms are seen in terms of their temporary capacity to generate reactions, instead of merely in terms of their passive and decorative roles. Tania Bruguera

Rags of Mare

It Might Be Calling

Encircled