Hani Naqi 🎩

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Gm 🫶🏼 Gm Nothing in the world is permanent, and if a man expects anything to last, he is a fool. But if he does not enjoy what he has for a while, he is even more foolish. https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1ERXWngt2PxsquvXpWebqvcNoiZgp838kB/10

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Beautiful artwork 💛 Don’t miss it👇

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I just came to the “Dew” gallary I saw this and reminded me @amosnena ‘s pfp 😉 doesn’t it similar? Art by: Nasim Davari

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I just came to the “Dew” exhibition Art by: AliAkbar Sadeghi (The best of this exhibition)

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I just came to the “Dew” exhibition Art by: Mehdi Mirbagheri

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QC your Golden Hours shot 🌅

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ITAP of graffiti in best moment 🩶

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🎨 Willows and Farmhouse at Sainte-Catherine-lès-Arras, 1871 by #Camille_Corot 🇫🇷 oil on fabric, 36.3 x 44.4 cm Cleveland Museum of Art, USA About the artwork: The painting depicts a rural scene with a farmhouse surrounded by willow trees. The composition is characteristic of Corot's style, with a soft and harmonious blending of the natural elements. The tranquil and somewhat muted tones create a serene atmosphere, typical of Corot's landscapes.

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News 📣 I just read on ARTnews that Allison Glenn is going to be the curator for the fourth Toronto Biennial in 2026, and I think it’s pretty cool! The event’s set to run from September to December 2026, and Glenn’s gonna lead the whole thing. She’s planning to work with her team on public art projects that connect with different generations and tackle big, current issues. She’s already got experience from stuff like the Counterpublic Triennial 2023, and since she grew up in Detroit, she’s got this cultural tie to Canada that could help her vibe with local and international artists. Honestly, I feel like this could turn into a really exciting art event! Let me know if you want me to dig deeper into anything specific!

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Many times my casts are sent twice, unintentionally, does this happen to you too?

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Gm 🫶🏼 Gm Nothing in the world is permanent, and if a man expects anything to last, he is a fool. But if he does not enjoy what he has for a while, he is even more foolish. https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1ERXWngt2PxsquvXpWebqvcNoiZgp838kB/10

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ITAP if sculptures in green garden 📍Bali.Indonesia

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There was no time for hatred, for death would have prevented me from it, and life was not broad enough to put an end to my hatred. There was no time for love either, but since an effort was required, I thought, a little suffering from love would suffice.

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🎨 Wellington Harbour, 1894 by James Nairn 🇳🇿 oil on panel, 22.8 x 33.6 cm Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, New Zealand About the artwork: The painting depicts Wellington Harbour, likely featuring the play of light on the water and the activity around the harbour. Nairn's use of color would be vibrant and expressive, reflecting the natural beauty and dynamic environment of the harbour.

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Gm 🩶 Gm "Just thinking about how every sunrise is a little reminder of our human identity—always changing, yet somehow still the same. Hope your day starts with a spark of who you are at your core!"

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The evolution of artist Mark Spurgeon I’m read about article was about Mark Spurgeon, an artist who started with traditional painting and has now moved into digital art. He began with pencil and oil paintings, but with the rise of technology, he switched to digital tools like tablets and software. What stands out in his work is how he’s always exploring human identity—like every line and color is saying something about who we are. I think it’s cool how technology has helped him make his ideas bigger and more detailed, kind of like a bridge between tradition and the modern world. What do you think about his style shift?

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Gn 🌙 Gn May a serene, artistic silence caress your mind tonight, and your dreams bloom like a wordless symphony or an infinitely beautiful painting. $GiG

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My aura is TOPAZ. This actually lines up perfectly.

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⬅️🎨Lying Nude Leo Gestel, 1909 Dutch, 1881-1941 Oil on canvas, 36 x 50 cm. ➡️🎨Pierre Bonnard Daffodils in a Green Pot circa 1887 Private collection oil on canvas

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Hey @basketdotfarm , please create the "hello world" basket with $ANON at 50% and $CLANKER at 50%.

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