Inspiration Galleries
6/5/2025: Gallery of art that I like.
Goals: Post all that shit, with credit. I'd like them to be laid out in a grid, with a randomize button, and tags. Tags will cover artists, mediums, but also themes or characters that they remind me of, or series they belong to. May, in the future, have to divide or change pages. But just trying to clean out my Instagram for now.
7/10/2025: I'd also like to include media reviews here. Games, shows, and movies. That will not come until later. But I need to figure out a way to include video.
Finished:
Instagram 1-3 (Photos only)
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Aiden Warren-Guerette, husband
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Conor Stechschulte
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Hellen Jo
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Leah Wishnia
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Jaakko Pallasvuo, @avocado_ibuprofen
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@nightgroves, mex jan 2020
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Elise Schierbeek
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Liz, @liizardemojii
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Weng Pixin
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Ver
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Serena Cirillo
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Pablo Helguera
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Ward Zwart
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Wanda, @eldalagren
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Rain Szeto, @rainfsh
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Mariel Rodriguez, MERUZ
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Leah Spears
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Leo Smith @ilsmithart
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Sullivan Meservey, @sullicomix
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David Hart
"David Hartt, The Histories (Old Black Joe) - Continuing his photography-based installation work investigating the nature of spaces as sites for accumulated connotation, Hartt has explained that the overarching The Histories project creates a strategic framework for exploration of material in depth, as a set of chapter-like iterations that address several questions: “How do we understand history, how do we receive it, how it is written, and how do we participate in it? What narratives are most present, and which ones are marginalized?” This is the second in this three-part cycle of interrelated works.
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The installation takes its subtitle from a well-known song by 19th century composer Stephen Foster. Hartt says: “Despite the inherent racism of Foster’s legacy and the context of the song being written as a dying slave’s lament, there is something transcendent in the music that was recognized and praised by no less a figure than W. E. B. Dubois in his seminal text The Souls of Black Folk.” Hartt invited legendary producer, composer, and arranger Van Dyke Parks (whose credits include the Beach Boys, Randy Newman, Harry Nilsson, Joanna Newsom) to create a wild, unsettling new four-channel version of the song.
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Two 19 th century landscape painters serve as further points of reference – Trinidad’s first internationally known artist, Michel-Jean Cazabon (1813-1888), who trained in Paris and was a member of the Barbizon School, and Robert Duncanson (1821-1872), the first internationally known African American artist, the only Black Hudson School painter. Hartt took photographs of the exact location where Duncanson’s famed “Blue Hole on the Little Miami River” was painted in Ohio and the Maracas Waterfall in Trinidad, a site where Cazabon made several paintings. Hartt’s images were then woven into tapestries, diffusing the direct references to Cazabon and Duncanson."

Reyn the Blue

Hue the Human

Antonia Rib
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@sxckboy

Amber Huff
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Em Niwa

Anders Brekhus Nilsen @monologiae

Pest Control Magazine
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Alabaster Pizzo

Sofie Diaz

Frank, @hostile1968, frankherbie1968@gmail.com

Vesper Guo

Jona, @baby.napa

Meredith Leich

Maria ponce

Anastasia, @1802film

Ulla Thynell