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an image of a woman flying through the air on top of a cardboard box with torn paper
Torn Cardboard Is Reimagined as Vast Oceans for These Tiny Painted Swimmers
an aerial view of a person swimming in a pool with blue water and white walls
Photography and Beach Hotels image inspiration on Designspiration
House of the Infinite Cádiz, 2014.
the sun is shining through some trees in the sky, and it looks like they are looking up at something
an abstract painting is shown on the wall in front of a white room with marble flooring
Ann Veronica Janssens | Gaufrette (Blue Shadow), 2016
three paintings are hanging on the wall with sunlight coming through them and one is blurry
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an image of sunlight coming through the window on a white wall with shadows from it
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four plates with different designs on them
Livia Marin
an abstract painting in blue and white with lines on the bottom, as if it were painted
DAMN Magazine
Georgia Russell's amazing art work 'Ecume II' 190x140x16cm-2016
a large white painting hanging on the wall
Kaleen Cameron - All Collections
a woman is sitting on a chair in front of some plants and paintings that are behind her
Brooke Holm’s ‘Salt and Sky’ — Adore Home Magazine
Brooke Holm's 'Salt and Sky' — Adore magazine
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a painting hanging on the wall above a chair
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the shadow of an airplane is cast on top of a piece of brown paper next to small toy figures
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Golsa Golchini | Return on Art
an instagram page with people on the beach and in the water at different times
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a person swimming in the water with their feet up
The water's fine (and Friday links) - Hither & Thither
The water’s fine (and Friday links)—painting by Josep Moncada Juaneda
there are many small rocks on the floor in this room with white lines and black walls
Incredible Salt Installations by Motoi Yamamoto
Large scale installations made of salt by Japanese artist Motoi Yamamoto. A few years ago his younger sister died of brain cancer. Salt is associated with the rituals of Japanese funerals and the installations are, in part, an expression of his grief and remembrance of her.