Drone Photographer: Gabriel Scanu

Gabriel Scanu is a 21-year-old Instagram sensation (has built up a 200k-strong following) who is the trailblazer for contemporary landscape photography thanks to his breathtaking aerial shots of iconic Australian landscapes and coastlines. His use of aerial photography to capture idyllic scenes from a bird’s-eye view offers a fresh perspective on well-loved and photographed locations such as Sydney’s Bondi Beach, Mona Vale and other iconic coastlines on the countries East Coast. Artist website and Instagram

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Paintings by Andy Kehoe

Andy Kehoe was born in 1978 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he currently lives and works. In 2003, he received a BFA in Illustration from Parsons School of Design in New York. His paintings have been exhibited in galleries and museums across the country.

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Sweet dreams

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Paintings by Miroslav Zgabaj

Miroslav Zgabaj is a self-taught artist born in 1992, living in Prešov, East Slovakia.

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Pain-Bodies

by  Saṃsāran

“Pain body” is a term coined by spiritual teacher Eckart Tolle. A pain-body is a kind of mental bundle. It is a memory or a few connected memories associated with some negative and painful emotion. It is ongoing which is to say that it is more than just a fleeting thought.

It comes back to us again and again. It is always present within us and sits in our psyche the way a rotting log sits in the bottom of a pond and like the log every so often it emits a noxious expulsion in the form of a bubble which rises to the surface.

The rotting log produces stinking methane. The pain-body produces painful undercutting and negative self-talking. “I am useless”, “I am a failure”, “nobody will ever love me”, “I am a disappointment to everybody” the bubbles rise again and again.

We cannot deal with pain bodies by suppressing them. It doesn’t work.  We must reach down and dredge it up and confront it. We must see it for what it is. This takes its power away forever. Such bodies can only exist in the deep recesses of our psyche. When brought to light they perish.

— S. N. Goenka, “Finding Sense in Sensation”

Kew, England // Royal Botanic Gardens // (2019)

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