Tim Wickless

Hoping it’s not too windy!

I have the data, and I must scream Three weeks tracing DHS contracts through Baltimore, the Mid-Atlantic, and beyond

“Surveillance tools justified for one purpose inevitably expand to others. Immigrant or not, this expansion should horrify everyone as ICE and CBP continue their campaign of indiscriminate violence in yet more American cities.”

It’s my go-to answer for “favorite album with my least favorite cover art” haha. Such a good LP

Yves Tanguy walked so that Cow Tools could run

And when you just need to get the job done, can/able corpse

Me and my friend with the lead from Gorguts, Luc Lemay.

You can bike to meet your death metal heroes. They’ll let you just do that

early-onset loop disintegration

My thesis is that Theseus didn’t know ship about these seas

i wish dick cheney were alive to see this

To be filed in the Winelight section

“Miss, for a dollar—what dat appendix do?”

I’m winkbidextrous, if that even matters.. 😉

Turin Shroud for what?

I’m tired of these mother fucking ants on this mother fucking log

“What’s wrong, Michael? You’ve hardly touched your targeted appetizements..”

@bikemore.net out here modulating jazz dumpsters 🙌🏻

these motherfuckers are nowhere to be seen when you gotta rebox your 27-piece item for a return

Loved this! Hoyt’s will always be a banger to me 😔

Between the bangers Or, an examination of creative agency, algorithmic conformity, and the revolutionary potential of the in-between

This desire is understandable. But it comes at a cost. The more we shape our practice around what performs, the more our sense of authorship erodes. We begin to internalize the logic of the feed. We stop asking "What do I want to make?" and start asking "What kind of thing tends to do well?"

Slightly adjusting all of my spice jars before I cook a meal like I’m Magnus Carlsen

Screenshot of list of favorite music albums, with star emojis denoting standout albums: - Anthony Naples - “Scanners” - Barker - “Stochastic Drift” - ⭐️Erika de Casier - “Lifetime” - FKA twigs - “EUSEXUA” - Foxwarren - “2” - Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - “Gift Songs” - ⭐️Mamalarky - “Hex Key” - MK Velsorf & Aase Nielsen - “Opening Night” - Moin - “Belly Up - EP” - ⭐️Oklou - “choke enough” - Raisa K - “Affectionately” - ⭐️Raven - “GNOSIS”

2025 favorites so far, with four standouts

Like ships passing wind..

From the eyest of eyes to the nosest of nose

Reading with the Mouth: A Conversation with Olga Ravn — Lolli Rosie Ellison-Balaam talks to the Danish author about the significance of Lea Gulditte Hestelund’s sculpture in her novel The Employees and what it means to treat art not as an expression of i...

Cool interview about it for later: www.lollieditions.com/lolli-in-con...

“The Employees” is so good! Highly recommend reading about how the book came to be afterwards too, if you don’t already know

Cartoon with two side-by-side panels: (L) “Carrier Pigeon” and cartoon of pigeon with rolled-up message tied to its body, and (R) “Cariest Pigeon” and cartoon of pigeon with a “Get Well Soon” balloon tied to its body.

I should call [now]

entering “wonky-sabi” into the record

Pic of paper that says “Kate and Owen’s Photography Project Guidelines - A. Try to only take a few pics per day (there’s only 27 frames in the roll!) B. Try to take pics in different locations C. Try to take pics of different things (people, nature, weird stuff) D. Don’t get too close when using flash! E. Take pics of things that make you think, “Huh, that’s pretty cool!” F. We’ll print one pic from each camera and frame it!”

These were the guidelines. Definitely adding “take a pic of each other” next time. Open to other suggestions!

Film photo of brown, dry leaves on branches in front of a very blue sky with clouds.

Film photo of a grassy hill with tree shadows and a dog in near the horizon.

Film photo of a frozen pond with dead leaves scattered throughout the grass nearby.

Film photo of a window with a reflection of evergreen trees and my nephew (taking the photo).

Gave a disposable camera to my niece (7) and nephew (5) a bit ago, and they recently finished their rolls. Really cool to see what they shoot. Already thinking of a different set of guidelines for their next rolls!