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He left today. He’s my best friend and the boy I love, and I won’t see him for two whole years. And both of us are going to change so much over that time. I’ll be living in Peru and he’ll be in Texas.
I’m terrified.
But I’m happy for him, too.
Jeff Elstone - Tribute to Joseph Beuys’ art performance: I Like America and America Likes Me, 1974
Ahhhh I love this! We studied the original piece in my modern dance class last semester.
~ The correct way to refer to anyone younger than you
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It’s been at least a month since we last shared some examples of awesome origami, which is just about too long. Vietnamese paper artist Nguyễn Hùng Cường lives and works in Hanoi uses a special Vietnamese handmade paper called Dó to create his impressively dynamic origami pieces.
“Cường tells All Things Paper that he began folding around the age of five or six and although his work has been featured in numerous popular books on origami, he has not yet made it his full-time career.”
Visit Nguyễn Hùng Cường’s Flickr page to view many more examples of his amazing folded paper artwork.
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