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Yayoi Kusama | 草間彌生 - The Moment of Generation. Stitched fabric, urethane, wood, paint (2004)
Photo by Joaquin Cortés / Roman Lores
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Yayoi Kusama | 草間彌生 (b.1929, Japan) - Accumulation of Nets. Preuve gélatino-argentique, encore, collage sur carton, 62,2x73,7cm (1961)
Scan from Centre Pompidou exhibition catalogue
[more Yayoi Kusama | in exhibition @ Centre Pompidou 10/10/2011-01/09/2012]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ltpwzwpRvO1qdhfhho1_1280.jpg)
Yayoi Kusama | 草間彌生 (b.1929, Japan) - Accumulation of Nets. Preuve gélatino-argentique, encore, collage sur carton, 62,2x73,7cm (1961)
Scan from Centre Pompidou exhibition catalogue
[more Yayoi Kusama | in exhibition @ Centre Pompidou 10/10/2011-01/09/2012]
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A killer whale swims amid floating ice in the Ross Sea (Photograph by: Donald LeRoi, NOAA Southwest Fisheries; via Antarctic Photo Library)
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Jean-Baptiste Di Marco, Koch - Ouverture, 2010
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TROPICS | Going Back
Tropics is making headway on the ambient chillwave style with his dreamy instrumentals. When I first heard this, I was kind of caught in the middle during “Navajo”. It was just a grand opening that sounded like Explosions in the Sky was finishing a song. It had the swooping guitar licks and distant vocals in the background just fading in and out. Not comparing Tropics to Explosions in the Sky but it just caught me off guard. Once I got a better feel for the sound, it really reminded me of a Toro y Moi vibe with a touch of indie rock shoegaze. Just a little.
On a rainy day this could be a good touch to settle your day stuck inside. Track’s like “Parodia Flare” is strictly instrumental and it’s a nice touch to the album here and there without vocals. Not a bad thing of course. A change of pace - you know? The album can get really chillwave’y when “Telassar” comes on but nonetheless, it’s all enjoyable, to me at least. It’s soft spoken and the album progresses track by track. With that in mind, well, in fact, whether you’re listening to this in the background or full fledge all ears listening, this will get to you somehow, someway.
Get is album here (via Planet Mu): http://www.planet.mu/artists/tropics
Tropics - On The Move [LC recommends]
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